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As per SEBI’s new regulations, effective from 1st February 2021, your units will be allocated (subject to KYC verification) on the date your investment amount is credited to the AMC’s bank account.

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For more information about unit allocation timelines, please check the table below*:

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One-time investment:

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Payment ModeBankCut off TimeUnit allocated on
UPIAll11:00 a.m.Day you made the investment or the next working day. This will depend on the time of investment.
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Note: If you’ve invested before the cut-off time i.e 11:00 a.m, the units will be allocated as per the NAV value of the same day. If the investment is done after the cut-off time, the units will be allocated as per the NAV value of the next working day.

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SIP investment:

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Payment ModeBankUnit allocation day
NACH AutoPayAll1 day after investment
UPI AutoPayAllDay of investment
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No, there are no additional charges for a cover orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. However, brokerage charges will apply to both ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market., as a cover order involves two legs.

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Cover OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are typically classified based on the type of trades they support, and they offer a structured way to manage risk. Let’s look at the two main types:

1. Buy Cover OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.:
A Buy Cover Order is used when you expect the price of an instrument to rise. You enter a buy order combined with a compulsory stop-loss order set below the entry price. This setup helps limit potential losses if the stock price falls unexpectedly. 

2. Sell Cover Order:
A Sell Cover Order is appropriate when you anticipate a drop in the stock price. This involves placing a sell order with a compulsory stop-loss order set above the entry price, effectively capping potential losses if the price rises instead of falling. 

Both Cover Orders can be placed as either:

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The Cover OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. (CO) facility allows for dual-leg intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. comprising a primary buy/sell order and a mandatory stop-loss order to limit potential losses.

The primary objective of a cover order is to mitigate trading risk by automatically limiting the maximum potential loss from adverse price movements.

This facility provides traders with a predefined exit strategy, enabling effective risk management and allowing them to focus on trading strategies without the need for constant monitoring. 

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If your manually uploaded income proof for F&O activation was rejected, it could be due to a few common reasons. Here’s a simple guide on how to resolve each issue:

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Uploaded document is not related to income proofUpload valid income docs like Bank Statement, ITR, or pay slips
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Bank statement doesn’t cover the last 6 monthsSubmit a 6-month statement showing consistent income/balance
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Income or holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. shown are less than ₹1,000Submit documents showing ₹1,000+ in income or holdings
Your name is missing or unclear on the documentEnsure your name is clearly visible on all documents
Document is blurry or hard to readUpload a clear and readable copy
Password-protected file was shared without password or with wrong oneShareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. the correct password while uploading the document
Document belongs to someone elseSubmit income proof that matches your profile name, PAN and bank account name.
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If your income proof submission via Account Aggregator (AA) was rejected, it might be due to one of the following issues. Don’t worry — here’s a simple guide to help you fix it:

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Name on bank account doesn’t match your PAN or profileUpdate your bank or profile details to match your PAN
Average monthly balance is less than ₹1,000 in the last 6 monthsUse another bank account with higher average balance or upload other income proof
Bank account is ineligible (joint, minor, NRE/NRO, etc.)Submit a different eligible account in your name only
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According to our policy, there will be ZERO Annual AMC for your Trading & Demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. from February 16, 2025. You will not be charged AMC even if you have not traded for a long time or have no holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account..

Note: We will notify you in advance if there are any changes to AMC fees in the future.

For more details, check the cash ledgerCash Ledger A report that records all the money coming into and leaving your account is called a cash ledger. It helps you know how much money you have in hand at any given time by displaying transactions like deposits, withdrawals, and any other cash transactions. report in the Reports section of your Share.Market account.

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At Share.Market, brokerage is charged at ₹20 per orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. or 0.1% of the order value, whichever is lower, with a minimum charge of ₹2. However, as per SEBI regulations: brokerage cannot exceed 2.5% of the total order value.

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Equity IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. / Equity DeliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. / WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. (Equity Delivery)₹0 to ₹802.5% of the Order Value
₹80 to ₹2,000₹2 per ExecutedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. Order
Above ₹2,000₹20 or 0.1% of the Order Value, whichever is lower
F&O – Futures & OptionsAny OrderFlat ₹20 per Executed Order
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TermDefinition
Quant“Quant” is a term for someone who uses math and statistics to study financial markets and investments.
Quick Ratio
Quick ratio, also known as the acid-test ratio, is a financial metric that measures a company’s ability to cover its short-term liabilities with its most liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. assets, excluding inventory.

Quick Ratio = (Cash + Marketable Securities + Accounts Receivable) / Current Liabilities
Rebalancing
Rebalancing a portfolio means making trades to keep the portfolio on track with the chosen strategy and to adjust for any strategy changes.
Record DateThe record date is the designated date on which an investor must be listed as a shareholder in orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to be eligible to receive dividend, bonus sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. or split shares.
Relative Strength Index (RSI)An indicator to see if a stock or asset is overbought or oversold, helping to understand if it might change direction soon.
ResistanceA price level above the current market price where selling interest is expected to emerge and prevent further price increase.
ReturnReturn refers to the profit or loss generated from an investment over a certain period of time.
Return on Investment (ROI)The percentage return earned on an investment relative to its cost.
RevenueThe total income generated by a company through its core operations.
Rights EntitlementRights entitlement are temporary shares credited to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. as a part of the rights issue of a company you hold shares in. You are eligible for and can choose to subscribe to these shares or let them lapse. They are not rights shares by themselves and are only used to apply for the rights shares.
RiskRisk is the chance of an investment’s actual gain differing from the expected outcome. It includes but is not limited to the possibility of making losses.
Risk ManagementRisk management is the identification of risks followed by coordinated and economical application of resources to minimize, monitor, and control the probability or impact of unfortunate events or to maximize the realization of opportunities.
Risk Reward RatioThe risk/reward ratio, sometimes known as the “R/R ratio,” compares the potential profit of a trade to its potential loss. It is calculated by dividing the difference between the entry point of a trade and the stop-loss order (the risk) by the difference between the profit target and the entry point (the reward).
ROCE RatioReturn on Capital Employed (ROCE) is a ratio of the company’s operating profit or EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes) and total capital employed. It helps assess a company’s profitability and capital efficiency.
ROE RatioReturn on equity (ROE) is a ratio of a company’s net income and shareholder’s equity. ROE is a ratio that helps investors determine whether a company is utilising its funds efficiently or not.
RolloverRollover is a way of churning the current positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. in futures contracts to the next expiry contract by cutting the positions in current expiry contract and entering into the next expiry contract.
Secondary MarketOnce a company’s new shares have been sold in the primary market and get listed, those shares are traded on the secondary stock market. No new shares are issued and investors buy and sell the existing shares at market prices.
SectorCompanies from similar industries are placed in the same sector. For example, if there are 30 companies producing chemicals, 30 companies will be placed in the chemicals sector. Similarly, if there are 20 companies producing fast-moving consumer goods (FMCGs), 20 companies will be placed in the FMCG sector.
Sector FundsA sector fund is a mutual fund that invests in a specific type of industry or sector. As per AMFI they are required to invest at least 80% of investment amount in stocks of the particular sector/ theme.
SensexBSE SENSEX is BSE’s benchmark index made up of the 30 largest and financially sound companies listed on BSE. Its name is derived from the words ‘sensitive’ and ‘index’. SENSEX is meant to reflect the overall condition of the Indian stock market and is calculated using the free float market capitalization method.
Settlement CycleSettlement cycle refers to the time it takes for a trade executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. on a stock exchange to be fully completed, including the exchange of ownership and payment for the securities. In India, the settlement cycle for all traded instruments is T+1 day, with T representing the trading day.
ShareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. BuybackShare buyback is when a company purchases its own shares from the market, reducing the total number of outstanding shares. This can lead to an increase in the value of the remaining shares and potentially enhance the earnings per share.
Shareholding PatternA shareholding pattern is a disclosure of the company’s ownership pattern of promoters and non-promoters like mutual fund houses or retail investors. Typically, shareholding patterns are presented as pie charts or bar charts with percentage annotations.
Short SqueezeA short squeeze happens when investors who bet that a stock’s price will fall (short sellers) face rising prices. They need to buy back the stock quickly to limit their losses, which drives the price even higher.
Simple Moving Average (SMA)A indicator that calculates the average price of an asset over a specified period of time, by adding together the prices of the asset over that time period and dividing the total by the number of time periods. It is used to identify the overall trend in the market.
SlippageSlippage is the slight increase or decrease of the expected price of the stock you want to trade and the actual price at which it was executed. It can happen due to various factors like market volatility, liquidity, and order size.
Small-CapAs per SEBI, small-cap companies are those firms ranked 251 or lower by full market capitalization.
Spot PriceThe spot price is the current price in the marketplace at which a given asset can be bought or sold for immediate deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends..
Square-offSquare off refers to the action of closing or exiting an open trading position. It can involve selling a bought position or buying back a sold position.
Standard DeviationIt measures how much the returns of a security tend to vary from its average historic returns. It helps assess the risk or volatility, higher standard deviation denoting higher variability of returns and vice versa.
Stock ExchangeStock exchanges are markets where securities are bought and sold. These securities include stocks, bonds and derivatives.

In India, there are 2 major stock exchanges, namely the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
Stock Market BubbleStock market bubbles are phases in which stock prices rise well above their intrinsic values. They are often a result of speculative activities and followed by stock market crashes.
Stock SplitStock split is a corporate action that involves reducing the face value of shares and increasing the number of shares. Stock splits do not affect the market value of companies, but due to the increased number of shares, the liquidity of its shares might increase.
StocksA stock represents ownership in a company. When you own stock in a company, you own a part of that company and may receive a share of its profits in the form of dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. or capital gains.
Stop-LossIt is a type of order which can be placed with your broker over an already existing open trade such that in case of the position going against the investor/user he can get out of it with minimum losses.
SupportA price level below the current market price of a security where buying interest is expected to emerge and prevent further price decline.
Systematic Investment Plan / Automatic Investment PlanSystematic Investment Plans (SIPs) involve making a fixed periodic investment into an asset of your choice. SIPs are a well-known way of investing in mutual funds, but you can set up SIPs in various assets. SIPs play an important role in making investing accessible to a larger number of investors as they help them start small.

An advantage of SIPs is that since asset prices vary and the investment amount remains constant, investors would buy more at lower prices than at higher prices. This phenomenon is known as Rupee Cost Averaging.
T + 1 SettlementT+1 rolling settlement is when traded funds are settled into your account one day after the trading day (T).
T-Bill (Treasury Bill)A Treasury Bill (T-Bill) is a short-term government debt obligation with a maturity of one year or less.
Technical AnalysisTechnical analysis is a technique of studying historical price and volume data of a stock to forecast future price movements. Usually, technical analysts use chart patterns, trends, and various indicators to making decisions.
Technical IndicatorsTechnical indicators use historical price and volume data to help predict future price movements.
TimeframeTImeframe of a chart is the interval when data on the chart to get updated, intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. traders use short time frames of 5mins, 15mins, 1hour etc while long term investstors generally use time frames of days, months or years to study securities.
TradingTrading involves trying to make profits from short-term fluctuations in asset prices. While an investor would hold a stock for at least a year and sometimes for decades, a trader might sell off the stock within minutes. Trading is considered riskier than investing as short-term price fluctuations can be challenging to predict.
Trading RangeTrading range refers to the price range within which a security’s price moves over a specific period of time. It is determined by identifying the highest and lowest prices that a security has traded during a given time period. It can be used to identify potential support and resistance levels.
Trailing Twelve Months (TTM)
Trailing Twelve Months (TTM) refers to the last twelve months of financial data used for measuring performance or calculating indicators.
TrendThe overall direction of a benchmark index or a stock ignoring minor fluctuations in prices
TrendlineA line drawn on a chart connecting two or more price points that can help identify the current trend in the market.
Underlying SecurityAn underlying security is a stock or bond on which derivative instruments, such as futures, ETFs, and options, are based. In most cases, the underlying security is the item which must be delivered by one party in the derivative contract and accepted by the other party.
Undervalued StocksUndervalued stocks are stocks whose current stock price is lower than their intrinsic value. Intrinsic value is the true worth of an stock, based on its underlying characteristics and potential future earnings.

If a stock is undervalued, one can gain by investing in it and selling it off once it reaches its intrinsic value.
Upper CircuitUpper circuits refer to the upper limit beyond which the price can not go on the current trading day. They are calculated as a percentage of the previous closing price. For a stock to hit the upper circuit, the current investors must not be willing to sell even at the upper circuit price, while various investors want to invest at that price.
UptrendAn uptrend refers to a consistent upward movement in the price of a stock or market over a period of time. It indicates a positive momentum and often signifies a bullish market sentiment.
Valuation AnalysisAssessing the worth or fair value of a stock based on its financials, market conditions, and comparable companies.
Value At Risk (VAR)Value at risk is a measure of the risk of loss for investments. It estimates how much a portfolio might lose, given normal market conditions, in a set period such as a day.
Venture CapitalVenture capital (VC) is a type of financing provided to startups and small businesses that have long-term growth potential. Venture capital generally comes from well-off investors, investment banks, and other financial institutions.
VolatilityVolatility refers to how much the price of an asset changes over time. High volatility means the price can go up and down quickly, while low volatility means it changes more slowly.
VolumeThe quantity of trades which occurred in a security in a given period of time is volume.
Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP)It is a trading indicator that calculates the average price of a security based on its trading volume. It helps traders understand the average price at which a stock was traded throughout the day, taking into account the volume of each trade. It is used by technical analysts.
YieldYield is the income returned on an investment, such as the interest received from holding a security. The yield is usually expressed as an annual percentage rate based on the investment’s cost or current market value.
Zero-Beta PortfolioA portfolio constructed to have zero systematic risk, that is, having a beta of zero. This means that it is not affected by market movements and stays stable even if the market goes up or down.
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In India, there are 2 major stock exchanges, namely the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Stock Market Bubble","description":"Stock market bubbles are phases in which stock prices rise well above their intrinsic values. They are often a result of speculative activities and followed by stock market crashes."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Stock Split","description":"Stock split is a corporate action that involves reducing the face value of shares and increasing the number of shares. Stock splits do not affect the market value of companies, but due to the increased number of shares, the liquidity of its shares might increase."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Stocks","description":"A stock represents ownership in a company. When you own stock in a company, you own a part of that company and may receive a share of its profits in the form of dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. or capital gains."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Stop-Loss","description":"It is a type of order which can be placed with your broker over an already existing open trade such that in case of the position going against the investor/user he can get out of it with minimum losses."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Support","description":"A price level below the current market price of a security where buying interest is expected to emerge and prevent further price decline."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Systematic Investment Plan / Automatic Investment Plan","description":"Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) involve making a fixed periodic investment into an asset of your choice. SIPs are a well-known way of investing in mutual funds, but you can set up SIPs in various assets. SIPs play an important role in making investing accessible to a larger number of investors as they help them start small.

An advantage of SIPs is that since asset prices vary and the investment amount remains constant, investors would buy more at lower prices than at higher prices. This phenomenon is known as Rupee Cost Averaging."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"T + 1 Settlement","description":"T+1 rolling settlement is when traded funds are settled into your account one day after the trading day (T)."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"T-Bill (Treasury Bill)","description":"A Treasury Bill (T-Bill) is a short-term government debt obligation with a maturity of one year or less."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Technical Analysis","description":"Technical analysis is a technique of studying historical price and volume data of a stock to forecast future price movements. Usually, technical analysts use chart patterns, trends, and various indicators to making decisions."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Technical Indicators","description":"Technical indicators use historical price and volume data to help predict future price movements."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Timeframe","description":"TImeframe of a chart is the interval when data on the chart to get updated, intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. traders use short time frames of 5mins, 15mins, 1hour etc while long term investstors generally use time frames of days, months or years to study securities."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Trading","description":"Trading involves trying to make profits from short-term fluctuations in asset prices. While an investor would hold a stock for at least a year and sometimes for decades, a trader might sell off the stock within minutes. Trading is considered riskier than investing as short-term price fluctuations can be challenging to predict."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Trading Range","description":"Trading range refers to the price range within which a security’s price moves over a specific period of time. It is determined by identifying the highest and lowest prices that a security has traded during a given time period. It can be used to identify potential support and resistance levels."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Trailing Twelve Months (TTM)","description":"
Trailing Twelve Months (TTM) refers to the last twelve months of financial data used for measuring performance or calculating indicators."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Trend","description":"The overall direction of a benchmark index or a stock ignoring minor fluctuations in prices"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Trendline","description":"A line drawn on a chart connecting two or more price points that can help identify the current trend in the market."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Underlying Security","description":"An underlying security is a stock or bond on which derivative instruments, such as futures, ETFs, and options, are based. In most cases, the underlying security is the item which must be delivered by one party in the derivative contract and accepted by the other party."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Undervalued Stocks","description":"Undervalued stocks are stocks whose current stock price is lower than their intrinsic value. Intrinsic value is the true worth of an stock, based on its underlying characteristics and potential future earnings.

If a stock is undervalued, one can gain by investing in it and selling it off once it reaches its intrinsic value."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Upper Circuit","description":"Upper circuits refer to the upper limit beyond which the price can not go on the current trading day. They are calculated as a percentage of the previous closing price. For a stock to hit the upper circuit, the current investors must not be willing to sell even at the upper circuit price, while various investors want to invest at that price."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Uptrend","description":"An uptrend refers to a consistent upward movement in the price of a stock or market over a period of time. It indicates a positive momentum and often signifies a bullish market sentiment."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Valuation Analysis","description":"Assessing the worth or fair value of a stock based on its financials, market conditions, and comparable companies."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Value At Risk (VAR)","description":"Value at risk is a measure of the risk of loss for investments. It estimates how much a portfolio might lose, given normal market conditions, in a set period such as a day."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Venture Capital","description":"Venture capital (VC) is a type of financing provided to startups and small businesses that have long-term growth potential. Venture capital generally comes from well-off investors, investment banks, and other financial institutions."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Volatility","description":"Volatility refers to how much the price of an asset changes over time. High volatility means the price can go up and down quickly, while low volatility means it changes more slowly."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Volume","description":"The quantity of trades which occurred in a security in a given period of time is volume."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP)","description":"It is a trading indicator that calculates the average price of a security based on its trading volume. It helps traders understand the average price at which a stock was traded throughout the day, taking into account the volume of each trade. It is used by technical analysts."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Yield","description":"Yield is the income returned on an investment, such as the interest received from holding a security. The yield is usually expressed as an annual percentage rate based on the investment’s cost or current market value."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgyOA==","uri":"/home/glossary/q-z/","title":"Zero-Beta Portfolio","description":"A portfolio constructed to have zero systematic risk, that is, having a beta of zero. This means that it is not affected by market movements and stays stable even if the market goes up or down."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"A-H","description":"\n
52-Week HighThe 52-week high of a security or an index refers to the highest value or price achieved by it in the past year (or preceding 52 weeks).
52-Week LowThe 52-week low of a security or an index refers to the lowest value or price achieved by it in the past year (or preceding 52 weeks).
AccumulationIt is when many traders and investors are buying a security in large amounts, showing optimism. It signals potential for price increase.
Acid Test RatioAcid test ratio is used to calculate short-term liquidity availability in a company. The formula to calculate the same is as follows: Acid test ratio= (Cash & Cash equivalents + Marketable securities + Account Receivables) / Total Current Liabilities
AdvancesThe number of securities from a sector or index that have increased in price during a specific period of time.
After Market OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. (AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours.)After Market OrderAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. (AMO) helps you place an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. beyond regular trading hours. They are executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. on the next trading day.
Algorithmic TradingAlgorithmic trading is when computers follow specific instructions (algorithms) to automatically trade in financial markets, using data analysis and patterns.
AlphaAlpha is the excess return generated on any investment in comparison to a benchmark index.
American Depositary Receipt (ADR)It is a mechanism through which US depository banks can list stocks of companies not registered in US, on US exchanges like NYSE and NASDAQ. These stocks are denominated in dollars and their dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. are also reflected in the same.
AmortizationAmortization is an accounting method used by companies to spread out the expenses incurred for acquiring a long term asset over a period of time (typically as long as the asset is in use), for taxation purposes.

For eg: If a company acquires machinery for say ₹1 crore which will be used for next 10 years today, then instead of showing the expense incurred towards this in one financial year in the accounting books, they will show ₹10 lakh as an expense over next 10 years
Analyst RecommendationsAnalyst recommendations are professional opinions on whether to buy, sell, or hold the stock.
Annual General Meeting (AGM)Annual General Meeting is a corporate event where the management gives a brief about the functioning of the company or organization to general shareholders. Voting on important matters pertaining to the company may also take place in an AGM, like appointment of directors, declaration of dividend, appointment of auditors, etc.
Annual ReportIt is a report which gives a comprehensive review of a company or organisation’s acitivities and financial data in the preceding financial year.
Annuity InvestmentAn annuity investment is an option that can provide a guaranteed income for an individual or their spouse throughout their retirement. They are purchased for a set period and payout a specific amount in retirement based on the investment strategy and amount invested.
ArbitrageArbitrage is the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same or similar asset in different markets in order to profit from tiny differences in the asset’s listed price. It exploits short-lived variations in the price of identical or similar financial instruments in different markets or in different forms.

For example :
A stock which is listed on both BSE is trading at ₹100 while the same stock is trading at ₹103 on NSE. In this case an arbitrage opportunity of ₹3 is available as you can buy the stock from BSE at ₹100 and sell it for ₹103 thus making ₹3 in the transaction.
Ascending TriangleAn ascending triangle is a bullish continuation pattern. It forms when there’s an uptrend in prices, and the market experiences a consolidation phase characterized by higher lows forming a rising trendline, and relatively flat highs forming a resistance level.
Ask PriceIt is the price quoted by the sellers of a security at which they are willing to sell a specified quantity of that security.
Asset AllocationAsset allocation is the act of dedicating portions of your investments to different asset classes in a manner consistent with an investment strategy.
Asset Management Company (AMC)An asset management company (AMC) is a firm that professionally manages and invests funds collected from its clients in stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, etc.
Asset-backed securitiesAn asset-backed security (ABS) is a financial investment that is backed by an underlying pool of assets as collateral. It works like a bond, paying fixed income until it matures.
ATRAverage True Range (ATR) is a technical indicator to measure the volatility or range of price movements of a stocks, commodities, or currencies, over a specified period. It is a moving average of the true range (TR) over a certain number of periods.
Authorised CapitalThe authorised capital of a company is the maximum amount of shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. capital for which sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. can be issued by a company. It is mentioned in the Memorandum of Association of the Company. The company can increase the capital at any time with shareholders’ approval and by paying an additional fee to the Registrar of Companies.

For example, if a company has an authorized capital of ₹10 lakhs, it can issue shares up to that value to investors. However, it can issue shares for an amount less than ₹10 lakhs if needed.
Auto-settlementAuto-settlement According to SEBI regulations, brokers must transfer unused funds from your trading account to your bank account on the first Friday of the month or quarter. When you open your account, you can choose to receive these funds either monthly or quarterly.\r\rThis is also called running account settlement.As per SEBI regulations, all brokers must transfer idle funds from the user’s trading account back to their linked bank account on the first Friday of either the month or quarter as a part of the account settlement process.
Bad debtBad debt refers to debt that someone borrowed but is unlikely to pay back. When debts are considered bad, they are treated as losses and written off against a reserve.
Balance SheetA financial statement that shows a company’s assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity, providing insights into its financial position.
Balanced FundA balanced fund is a mutual fund that includes both equity and debt in the portfolio schemes. Generally, 40-60% holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are in the form of equity and the rest in the form of debt.
Base Interest Rate (Benchmark Interest Rate)It is a key rate set by a country’s central bank or monetary authority serving as a reference point for determining the interest rates in the economy. It is the minimum interest rate investors will demand investing in non-Treasury security (corporate bonds, municipal bonds, etc).
Basis PointA basis point is a standard measure for interest rates and other percentages in finance. One basis point equals 1/100th of 1%, or 0.01%. Basis points are typically expressed with the abbreviations bp, bps, or bips.
Bear MarketA bear market is a trend of falling stock prices or indices for an extended period. Usually, if stock prices or indices have fallen at least 20% from the previous high, it is considered a bear market.
BearishBeing bearish means having a negative view on the price or future performance of an asset or market, expecting it to go down.
BetaBeta is a concept that measures the expected move in a stock relative to movements in the overall market. A beta greater than 1.0 suggests that the stock is more volatile than the broader market, and a beta less than 1.0 indicates a stock with lower volatility.
Bid (Buying) RateIt is the price quoted by the buyers of a security at which they are willing to buy a specified quantity of that security.
Bid (Buying) RateThe bid–ask spread is the difference between the prices quoted for an immediate sale (ask) and an immediate purchase (bid) for any security in live market. When the bid price matches with ask price then a order goes through for that specific quantity.
Billing CycleThe billing cycle is the period between the last billing date and the current billing date for any sale of goods or provision of services. The length of billing cycles varies depending on the manufacturer or service provider.
Black-Scholes ModelIt is a differential equation widely used to value option contracts. The Black-Scholes model requires five input variables: the strike price of an option, the current stock price, the time to expiration, the risk-free rate, and the volatility.
Block TradeA block trade is a privately negotiated securities transaction that involves a substantial number of shares or a high value. These trades are usually executed outside of the regular market and involve institutional investors or big players in the financial industry.
Blue-Chip StockBlue-chip stocks are stocks of companies with large market capitalization, sound financials and good reputation.
Bollinger BandsA Bollinger Band is a technical analysis tool used to measure the volatility of a stock’s price. It is plotted as two standard deviations, above and below the simple moving average (SMA) of a security’s price
Bond ETFsBond ETFs are exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that invest in bonds. In India, you can find bond ETFs that invest in government securities and private bonds. Bond ETFs are passively managed and track bond indices.
Bond RatingBond Rating determines the creditworthiness of a bond. Rating agencies like CARE, ICRA, CRISIL, and Fitch assess the bond issuer’s creditworthiness and give them a rating. A higher rating indicates a lower risk of default, while a lower rating means a higher risk of default.
BondsBonds are instruments through which governments and corporations borrow money. Bondholders are creditors or lenders and the issuer of the bond is the debtor or borrower.

Bondholders can receive fixed interest rates, or the bonds may be issued at a discount and paid in full at maturity.
Bonus IssueBonus issues are when companies give existing shareholders free additional shares based on their past profits. This increases the number of outstanding shares and may attract more retail investors. However, it doesn’t directly increase shareholder wealth as the per-share price may drop due to the increased number of shares.
Book BuildingBook building is a process used to set the price of an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. before it’s offered to the public. The underwriter gathers and records investor demand for shares to determine the issue price.
Book ValueThe book value of a company is calculated by subtracting its external liabilities from its assets. It literally means the net worth of the company as reflected on its balance sheet.
Book Value/ShareThe book value of a company is calculated by subtracting its external liabilities from its assets. It literally means the net worth of the company as reflected on its balance sheet. Book Value/Share is ratio of book value to the number of outstanding shares
Bottom LineBottom line refers to the net income that a company generated after sales and expenses are considered. The word bottom in the term depicts the location of the net earnings or the net income in the income statements, i.e., the last line of the bottom of the page.
BreakoutIt refers to a price movement in which a security breaks through an established support or resistance level, signaling a potential trend reversal or a continuation of the existing trend.
BSEBombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is one of the 2 major stock exchanges in India. Having been established in 1875, BSE is Asia’s first stock exchange. In addition to enabling the trading of equities, BSE also provides a market for currencies, debt instruments, derivatives and mutual fund units. Indian Clearing Corporation and BSE Institute are subsidiaries of BSE.
Bull MarketA bull market is a trend of rising stock prices or indices for an extended period. Usually, if the stock price or indices have risen at least 20% from the previous low, it is considered a bull market.
BullionBullion is a name given to precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum in their purest form. Bullion is generally sold in the form of ingots, bars and unmarked coins. Value of bullion is derived from the quantity and purity of the used metal and not its casted shape.
BullishBeing bullish means having a positive view on the price or future performance of an asset or market, expecting it to go up.
Buy Side AnalystBuy side analysts are analysts who research stocks and other securities in primary and secondary markets which can generate good returns employed by companies that deploy funds in the market for their clients. They use fundamental analysis, track sectoral growth and news to find the right investment opportunities.
CAGRCAGR is the measure of an investment’s annual growth rate over time, with the effect of compounding taken into account.
CandlestickA type of chart that displays the open, high, low, and close prices for an asset over a timeframe using a rectangluar shapes which resembles a candlestick. The green candle represent a closing price greater than opening price while a red candle represents a closing price lower than the opening price. The wick of candle represents the highest or lowest point reched by the security during the timeframe.
Capital Expenditure (CapEx)The money spent by a company to acquire or upgrade its physical assets or invest in long-term projects. It is important for a company’s growth, helping them expand production, work better, or enter new markets.
Capital Gains TaxCapital gains tax is a tax on profits made from selling of assets. There are two types: short-term capital gains tax and long-term capital gains tax, depending on how long the asset was held before selling.
Cash & Cash EquivalentsCash and cash equivalents are those assets in the company’s balance sheet that are held in cash in banks or such investments which are highly liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. in nature and can be converted into cash in a very short amount of time. Eg: Bank FDs, commercial paper, money market funds etc.
Cash FlowThe amount of cash generated or consumed by a company’s operating, investing, and financing activities.
CDSLCentral Depository Services (India) Limited (CDSL) is one of the 2 depositories in India. Depositories enable the holding of securities in dematerialised form and transaction of securities. The company describes itself as a market infrastructure institution (MII) and provides services to exchanges, clearing corporations, depository participants (DPs), issuers, and investors.
Central BankA country’s central bank is the primary authority that manages the currency of a country and controls its supply in the economy. As a result affecting key interest rates, inflation and GDP growth rates. In India Reserve Bank of India functions as a central bank.
CircuitThe upper circuits and lower circuits are the highest and lowest market prices a stock can trade at on a given trading day respectively.
Clearing CorporationA clearing corporation is a organization that manages the confirmation, settlement, and deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of transactions on the stock exchange. Clearing Corporation of India handles this for Indian exchanges like NSE and BSE.
Clearing MemberA clearing member is a member of the clearing corporation who settles the trades which have taken place in the secondary markets. Clearing members are generally banks, mutual fund houses, and brokers.
Close PriceIt refers to the final price at which a particular security was traded on an exchange during a specific timeframe
CommodityCommodities are raw materials consumed directly or used to produce other goods. They include agricultural products and metals such as gold, silver, and copper. Investors and traders often use commodities to diversify their portfolios and hedge against inflation or other economic risks.
Competitive AdvantageA unique quality or resource that gives a company an edge over its competitors.
Competitive AnalysisEvaluating a company’s competitors, their market share, strengths, and weaknesses to assess market positioning.
CompoundingCompounding is when the amount you invest and the profit it makes, is used to make more profits. It is the process through which you would earn amplified returns because you reinvested your gains.
ConsolidationIt refers to a period when a security’s price moves within a relatively narrow range, usually marked by repeated tests of the same support and resistance levels.
Consumer Price Index (CPI)Consumer price index tracks the change in the prices of basket of goods and services over a period of time. It helps in understanding the rate of inflation seen in the economy.
Contingent LiabilityContingent liabilities are potential liabilities or losses which may fall upon a company in future due to uncertainty related to its business. These can be in the form of lawsuits, pending investigations, fines, warranties, etc
Contrarian InvestingIt is an investment strategy where an investor goes against the general market sentiment about a certain stock or sector. Hence, you sell when others are buying and buy when others are selling.
ConvergenceConvergence occurs when two or more indicators or price trends move closer to each other over time. Convergence often indicates a potential continuation of the current trend or a period of reduced volatility.
Convertible BondConvertible bonds are bonds that gives the owner of such bonds a right to acquire a predetermined number of equity shares of a company on exercising the conversion option. Under normal circumstances, it will perform as a common bond and provide yield in the form of interest payments.
Cut Off PriceThe cut-off price is the offer price at which the shares get issued to the investors in an IPO. Investment Bankers compute this number based on the bids received by them during the IPO process.
Cyclical StockA cyclical stock is a type of stock that tends to go up and down based on changes in the economy in a predictable fashion. For example, consumer discretionary stocks usually do well when the economy is doing well and people have more money to spend, but they may struggle when the economy is not doing so well.
DebentureThese are instruments used by large corporates to raise funds at a fixed interest rates but without any collateral to back. Investors generally invest in them based on the goodwill and earnings of corporates which offer them. They provide higher yields than collateral backed bonds.
Debt-To-EquityDebt-to-equity (D/E) ratio is the ratio of a company’s total debt and financial liabilities to the value of its shareholder’s equity. The debt-to-equity ratio is a measure of how levered a company is or rather how much of a company’s assets are financed through debt.

Usually, low debt-to-equity ratios are more desirable, but one should also keep in mind the sector of the company to get a proper idea of how levered the company is.
DeclineThe number of securities from a sector or index that have decreased in price during a specific period of time.
Deep-In-The-MoneyDeep in the money is any option contract that has nearly all its value in intrinsic terms (difference between strike price and current price) and minimal extrinsic or time value. For eg: If Nifty is trading at 18500 and I have a call option of strike price 17500 priced at ₹1050, then the extrinsic value is only ₹50 and intrinsic value is ₹1000 which is the difference between strike price and market price.
Defensive StockA defensive stock is any stock that is least affected by the change in economic conditions. These stocks are also called non-cyclical stocks since they don’t follow economic cycles. The main reason for this behavior is that the consumption of goods or services these stocks provide doesn’t depend on market cycles. Eg: defense stocks, pharma stocks, etc.
DeflationDeflation is when the prices of goods and services generally decrease over time. This can occur due to a decrease in the money supply or a decrease in consumer demand.
Delisted StockDelisted stocks refer to the stocks that are taken off from the exchanges. Delisted stocks have to be traded outside exchanges and in the over-the-counter market. A stock may get delisted due to multiple reasons, including bankruptcy, inadequate market capitalisation, or failure to meet regulatory requirements. Companies may delist voluntarily due to non-performance, amalgamations, and mergers. When a stock is being delisted, the promoters must offer to buy back the shares through a reverse book-building process.
DeliveryDelivery is when ownership of shares transfers from one investor to another after a trade settles in a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares.. This indicates a long-term interest in the share rather than intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading.
DeltaDelta is the theoretical estimate of how much an option’s value may change given a ₹1 move up or down in the underlying security. The Delta values range from -1 to +1, with 0 representing an option where the premium barely moves relative to price changes in the underlying stock.
Demat accountA dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. or dematerialised account electronically holds the shares traded by investors.
DepositoryA depository is a company that electronically stores securities for investors. It holds shares, bonds, mutual fund units, government securities, and more. In India, we have two depositories: CDSL and NSDL.
Depository Participant (DP)Depository participants are mediators between depositories and investors. They are also referred to as agents of depositories and generally stock brokers act as depository participants.
DepreciationA reduction in the value of an asset over time due to regular wear and tear.
For eg: the value of a car bought by you reduces as it gets older and older.
Descending TopDescending tops is a pattern on a chart where each price peak is lower than the previous one, showing a bearish market trend.
DevaluationThe reduction or underestimation of the worth or importance of something from what it was valued at earlier.

It is also used in the context of currencies and exchange rates. It refers to the intentional decrease in the value of a country’s currency relative to other currencies in the foreign exchange market. When a currency is devalued, it means that it now takes more units of that currency to buy one unit of another currency.
Discount BrokerA stock broker who offers a platform to trade securities to his clients at low costs is called a discount broker.
DivergenceDivergence occurs when two or more indicators or price trends move farther away from each other over time. It suggests a lack of agreement or alignment between the indicators, which can signal potential changes in the market direction.

Divergence often indicates a potential reversal or weakening of the current trend.
DiversificationDiversification means not putting all your money into one thing. You spread it across different investments like stocks, bonds, or real estate to lower the risk.
Dividend Declaration DateThis is the day that the company announces its intent to issue dividends. Usually, this is when the company’s AGM/EGM takes place, and the company’s board approves the dividend issue.
Dividend Payout DateThis is the day that the dividends are paid to the shareholders listed in the company register.
Dividend YieldThe dividend yield of a stock is calculated by dividing the total dividends paid in a particular year by its current price expressed in percentage terms. It denotes how much money you could get back as dividends based on what you paid for the stock.
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs)Institutional investors who invest in their home country are called as domestic institutional investors (DII). DIIs can include mutual fund houses, insurance companies, pension funds and banks. Institutional investors are often called market makers due to the high portion of trades carried out by them. They are essential for a market to be liquid.
Double BottomA double bottom is a technical chart pattern where the price of an asset drops to a certain level, then bounces back, and then falls again to the same level before bouncing back once more. It resembles two troughs at around the same price point. This pattern can suggest a possible reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend.
Double TopA double top is a technical chart pattern where the price of an asset reaches a certain level, pulls back, and then makes another attempt to reach the same level again. It looks like two peaks at approximately the same price point. This pattern indicates a potential reversal from an uptrend to a downtrend.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Dow Jones, or simply the Dow, is a stock market index of 30 prominent companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States. The DJIA is one of the oldest and most commonly followed equity indexes,
DowntrendA downtrend refers to a consistent downward movement in the price of a stock or market over a period of time. It indicates a negative momentum and often signifies a bearish market sentiment.
DrawdownDrawdown is the decline of a stock price from its peak during a specific period of investment. A drawdown is usually measured in percentage. For eg: If a stock was trading at ₹100 at its peak and trades at ₹80 today then it has shown a drawdown of 20%.
DumpingDumping is a situation where investors sell large values of their holdings in a stock. If a very heavy dumping of stock happens then the stock price may fall sharply reaching lower circuit levels.
Earnings Per Share (EPS)Earnings per share (EPS) is the ratio of the net earnings of a company in a previous financial year to the number of outstanding shares. EPS is a measure of the profitability of a company.
EBITDAEarnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) is a measure of a company’s core profitability. Depreciation and amortisation are non-cash expenses, and the taxes and interest expenses depend on a company’s capital structure. By ignoring these expenses investors can learn about the cash profits earned by a company through their main business.
Economic IndicatorsData points that reflect the health and performance of an economy, such as unemployment rates or consumer spending.
Emerging MarketsEmerging markets are economies of countries that are in the process of rapid growth and development, but which have not yet reached the level of maturity and stability seen in developed countries. For example: India, Brazil, China, Mexico, Indonesia etc
ETFETF Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are a basket of assets (like stocks and bonds) available for trading on a stock exchange at any time during the trading day. LiquidityETF Liquidity refers to how easily you can buy or sell units of an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) without causing a big change in its price. If an ETF is highly liquid and there are many people trading it, you can quickly get in or out without affecting its price much. On the other hand, if an ETF is less liquid, there might not be as many buyers or sellers, and trading could impact its price more.
Ex-Dividend DateIt is the day when a company’s shares start trading without the right to receive the upcoming dividend payment. If you buy shares on or after the ex-dividend date, you won’t get the dividend payment. If you buy shares before this date, you willll be entitled to the dividend.
Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are like a mix of mutual funds and stocks. You can buy and sell them on exchanges like stocks. They gather money from many investors and invest in different things, like mutual funds do.
Exit LoadExit load refers to the fees charged by mutual funds when an investor sells their units (exit). It is only charged if investors pull out their money from mutual funds early, usually within a specific time after you put it in
Expense RatioThe expense ratio of a mutual fund is the fee charged by the asset management company. It covers the costs of managing the fund, like administration, advertising, salaries, etc. An expense ratio of 1% per annum means that each year 1% of the fund’s total assets will be used to cover expenses.
Exponential Moving Average (EMA)A technical indicator that calculates the average price of an asset over a specified period of time, giving greater weight to more recent prices in the calculation. The EMA is more responsive to changes in price trends than a simple moving average, and is commonly used to identify short-term trends in the market.
Extended Internal Rate of Return (XIRR)XIRR, or Extended Internal Rate of Return, is a financial metric used to calculate the annualized rate of return for an investment that involves irregular cash flows. It takes into account both the timing and the amount of these cash flows, providing a more accurate representation of the investment’s performance over time.
Face ValueThe face value of a security is a term used to describe the security’s nominal or original value at the time of issuing and is unaffected by market conditions. In the case of stocks, the face value is the original cost of the stock as listed on the certificate, while in the case of bonds, it is the amount paid to the holder at maturity.
Fair ValueAn estimated price at which buyers and sellers would freely trade an asset is called its fair value. The various ways to determine the fair value of an asset include looking at recent market transactions for similar assets, estimating its expected earnings or the cost of replacing it.
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)FOMC or the Federal Open Market Committee is a twelve member body of the US Federal Reserve which makes the important economic decision of managing key interest rates and money supply in US markets. Since US Dollar is a major currency used for trading between nations the decisions of FOMC is very important data point to track for investors.
Floating Interest RateA floating interest is the rate of interest of any debt instrument which changes periodically either positively or negatively due to changes in the underlying economic condition or market cycle.
Follow-on Public Offer (FPO)Follow-on public offers (FPOs) are issuances of new shares by a company already listed on stock exchanges. Public offers are ways for companies to raise money that can be used for various purposes like expansion activities or paying off existing debt. This is different from an IPO where a company invites public to invest in them for the first time.
ForecastingMaking predictions about a company’s future financial performance based on historical data and market trends.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FII)Institutional investors established or incorporated outside India seeking to invest in securities in India are called Foreign Institutional Investors (FII). For developing countries, FIIs can be an important source of capital. However, various countries place limits on the FIIs to limit their influence on a country’s capital markets and the damage they might cause if they flee during a crisis.
Free FloatFree float refers to the percentage of a company’s shares that are available for trading in the stock market. It excludes shares held by company insiders or major investors that are not actively traded. It gives an idea of how many shares are accessible for buying and selling by the general public, which can impact stock prices.
Front-RunningFront running is an illegal activity when someone uses insider information about upcoming trades to buy or sell stocks before others. The front runner invests before everyone else and gets out of the trade once the peak price has been achieved.
Full-Service BrokerIf a broker provides other services besides the facility to trade securities, like market research, retirement planning, portfolio management, etc then they are called as full-service broker.
Fund Of Funds (FoF)Funds of funds (FoFs) are mutual funds that invest in other mutual funds or ETFs to provide high level of diversification in assets.
Fundamental AnalysisFundamental analysis is a technique of studying a stock on information about its business or the sector in which it operates. Usually, fundamental analysts use financial statements, the state of the economy, interest rates etc. to figure out if the stock price is fair or not.
GammaGamma is the rate of change for an option’s delta based on a one point move in the underlying security’s price. It is a second-order factor, sometimes known as the delta of the delta. Gamma is at its highest when an option is at the money and is at its lowest when it is further away from the money.
Gap up or Gap downGap up or gap down refers to a situation where the price of a stock or market opens significantly higher (gap up) or lower (gap down) than its previous closing price. This gap is often caused by news or events that occur outside of regular trading hours and can indicate strong buying or selling pressure.
Gold ETFGold ETFs are ETFs which invest in gold as an underlying asset either through gold bonds or bullion (physical gold).
Gold FundsGold funds are investment funds that invest in gold and gold-related assets. Gold funds include gold ETFs and gold mutual funds. For example, gold ETFs invest in 99.5% purity gold, while gold mutual funds invest in gold ETFs.
Government Securities (G-Secs)Government securities (G-Secs) are debt instruments issued by the government through which it raises funds from capital markets. Long-term G-secs offer periodic interest payments, while short-term g-secs are issued at a discount and redeemed at par.
Grandfathering ClauseWhen a new clause or policy is added to a law, certain persons may be relieved from complying with the new clause. This is called “grandfathering”. “Grandfathered” persons enjoy the right to avail concession because they have made their decisions under the old law.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)The total value of all goods and services produced within a country’s borders, used to gauge economic activity.
Growth PlanA growth plan in a mutual fund is a type of scheme which reinvests profits and dividends made back into the scheme. This plan is suitable for those looking for capital appreciation over the long term.
HedgingHedging is a strategy that tries to limit risks in financial assets. Put another way, investors hedge one investment by making a trade in another. Futures and options are generally used as instruments for hedging.
Heikin Ashi chartsThey are similar to traditional candlestick charts, but instead of using the open, high, low, and close prices for each period, Heikin Ashi charts use a modified formula to calculate the prices. The formula takes into account the previous period’s prices and uses an average of the open and close prices as well as the high and low prices. This creates a smoother representation of price action and helps to filter out noise in the data.
High PriceIt refers to the highest price at which a particular security was traded on an exchange during a specific timeframe.
Holding CompanyA holding company is a type of financial organization that owns a controlling interest in other companies, which are called subsidiaries. The parent corporation can control the subsidiary’s policies and oversee management decisions but doesn’t run day-to-day operations.
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For eg: If a company acquires machinery for say ₹1 crore which will be used for next 10 years today, then instead of showing the expense incurred towards this in one financial year in the accounting books, they will show ₹10 lakh as an expense over next 10 years"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Analyst Recommendations","description":"Analyst recommendations are professional opinions on whether to buy, sell, or hold the stock."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Annual General Meeting (AGM)","description":"Annual General Meeting is a corporate event where the management gives a brief about the functioning of the company or organization to general shareholders. Voting on important matters pertaining to the company may also take place in an AGM, like appointment of directors, declaration of dividend, appointment of auditors, etc."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Annual Report","description":"It is a report which gives a comprehensive review of a company or organisation’s acitivities and financial data in the preceding financial year."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Annuity Investment","description":"An annuity investment is an option that can provide a guaranteed income for an individual or their spouse throughout their retirement. They are purchased for a set period and payout a specific amount in retirement based on the investment strategy and amount invested."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Arbitrage","description":"Arbitrage is the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same or similar asset in different markets in order to profit from tiny differences in the asset’s listed price. It exploits short-lived variations in the price of identical or similar financial instruments in different markets or in different forms.

For example :
A stock which is listed on both BSE is trading at ₹100 while the same stock is trading at ₹103 on NSE. In this case an arbitrage opportunity of ₹3 is available as you can buy the stock from BSE at ₹100 and sell it for ₹103 thus making ₹3 in the transaction."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Ascending Triangle","description":"An ascending triangle is a bullish continuation pattern. It forms when there’s an uptrend in prices, and the market experiences a consolidation phase characterized by higher lows forming a rising trendline, and relatively flat highs forming a resistance level."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Ask Price","description":"It is the price quoted by the sellers of a security at which they are willing to sell a specified quantity of that security."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Asset Allocation","description":"Asset allocation is the act of dedicating portions of your investments to different asset classes in a manner consistent with an investment strategy."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Asset Management Company (AMC)","description":"An asset management company (AMC) is a firm that professionally manages and invests funds collected from its clients in stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, etc."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Asset-backed securities","description":"An asset-backed security (ABS) is a financial investment that is backed by an underlying pool of assets as collateral. It works like a bond, paying fixed income until it matures."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"ATR","description":"Average True Range (ATR) is a technical indicator to measure the volatility or range of price movements of a stocks, commodities, or currencies, over a specified period. It is a moving average of the true range (TR) over a certain number of periods."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Authorised Capital","description":"The authorised capital of a company is the maximum amount of shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. capital for which sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. can be issued by a company. It is mentioned in the Memorandum of Association of the Company. The company can increase the capital at any time with shareholders’ approval and by paying an additional fee to the Registrar of Companies.

For example, if a company has an authorized capital of ₹10 lakhs, it can issue shares up to that value to investors. However, it can issue shares for an amount less than ₹10 lakhs if needed."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","description":"As per SEBI regulations, all brokers must transfer idle funds from the user’s trading account back to their linked bank account on the first Friday of either the month or quarter as a part of the account settlement process."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bad debt","description":"Bad debt refers to debt that someone borrowed but is unlikely to pay back. When debts are considered bad, they are treated as losses and written off against a reserve."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Balance Sheet","description":"A financial statement that shows a company’s assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity, providing insights into its financial position."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Balanced Fund","description":"A balanced fund is a mutual fund that includes both equity and debt in the portfolio schemes. Generally, 40-60% holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are in the form of equity and the rest in the form of debt."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Base Interest Rate (Benchmark Interest Rate)","description":"It is a key rate set by a country’s central bank or monetary authority serving as a reference point for determining the interest rates in the economy. It is the minimum interest rate investors will demand investing in non-Treasury security (corporate bonds, municipal bonds, etc)."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Basis Point","description":"A basis point is a standard measure for interest rates and other percentages in finance. One basis point equals 1/100th of 1%, or 0.01%. Basis points are typically expressed with the abbreviations bp, bps, or bips."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bear Market","description":"A bear market is a trend of falling stock prices or indices for an extended period. Usually, if stock prices or indices have fallen at least 20% from the previous high, it is considered a bear market."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bearish","description":"Being bearish means having a negative view on the price or future performance of an asset or market, expecting it to go down."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Beta","description":"Beta is a concept that measures the expected move in a stock relative to movements in the overall market. A beta greater than 1.0 suggests that the stock is more volatile than the broader market, and a beta less than 1.0 indicates a stock with lower volatility."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bid (Buying) Rate","description":"It is the price quoted by the buyers of a security at which they are willing to buy a specified quantity of that security."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bid (Buying) Rate","description":"The bid–ask spread is the difference between the prices quoted for an immediate sale (ask) and an immediate purchase (bid) for any security in live market. When the bid price matches with ask price then a order goes through for that specific quantity."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Billing Cycle","description":"The billing cycle is the period between the last billing date and the current billing date for any sale of goods or provision of services. The length of billing cycles varies depending on the manufacturer or service provider."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Black-Scholes Model","description":"It is a differential equation widely used to value option contracts. The Black-Scholes model requires five input variables: the strike price of an option, the current stock price, the time to expiration, the risk-free rate, and the volatility."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Block Trade","description":"A block trade is a privately negotiated securities transaction that involves a substantial number of shares or a high value. These trades are usually executed outside of the regular market and involve institutional investors or big players in the financial industry."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Blue-Chip Stock","description":"Blue-chip stocks are stocks of companies with large market capitalization, sound financials and good reputation."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bollinger Bands","description":"A Bollinger Band is a technical analysis tool used to measure the volatility of a stock’s price. It is plotted as two standard deviations, above and below the simple moving average (SMA) of a security’s price"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bond ETFs","description":"Bond ETFs are exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that invest in bonds. In India, you can find bond ETFs that invest in government securities and private bonds. Bond ETFs are passively managed and track bond indices."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bond Rating","description":"Bond Rating determines the creditworthiness of a bond. Rating agencies like CARE, ICRA, CRISIL, and Fitch assess the bond issuer’s creditworthiness and give them a rating. A higher rating indicates a lower risk of default, while a lower rating means a higher risk of default."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bonds","description":"Bonds are instruments through which governments and corporations borrow money. Bondholders are creditors or lenders and the issuer of the bond is the debtor or borrower.

Bondholders can receive fixed interest rates, or the bonds may be issued at a discount and paid in full at maturity."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bonus Issue","description":"Bonus issues are when companies give existing shareholders free additional shares based on their past profits. This increases the number of outstanding shares and may attract more retail investors. However, it doesn’t directly increase shareholder wealth as the per-share price may drop due to the increased number of shares."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Book Building","description":"Book building is a process used to set the price of an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. before it’s offered to the public. The underwriter gathers and records investor demand for shares to determine the issue price."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Book Value","description":"The book value of a company is calculated by subtracting its external liabilities from its assets. It literally means the net worth of the company as reflected on its balance sheet."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Book Value/Share","description":"The book value of a company is calculated by subtracting its external liabilities from its assets. It literally means the net worth of the company as reflected on its balance sheet. Book Value/Share is ratio of book value to the number of outstanding shares"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bottom Line","description":"Bottom line refers to the net income that a company generated after sales and expenses are considered. The word bottom in the term depicts the location of the net earnings or the net income in the income statements, i.e., the last line of the bottom of the page."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Breakout","description":"It refers to a price movement in which a security breaks through an established support or resistance level, signaling a potential trend reversal or a continuation of the existing trend."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"BSE","description":"Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is one of the 2 major stock exchanges in India. Having been established in 1875, BSE is Asia’s first stock exchange. In addition to enabling the trading of equities, BSE also provides a market for currencies, debt instruments, derivatives and mutual fund units. Indian Clearing Corporation and BSE Institute are subsidiaries of BSE."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bull Market","description":"A bull market is a trend of rising stock prices or indices for an extended period. Usually, if the stock price or indices have risen at least 20% from the previous low, it is considered a bull market."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bullion","description":"Bullion is a name given to precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum in their purest form. Bullion is generally sold in the form of ingots, bars and unmarked coins. Value of bullion is derived from the quantity and purity of the used metal and not its casted shape."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Bullish","description":"Being bullish means having a positive view on the price or future performance of an asset or market, expecting it to go up."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Buy Side Analyst","description":"Buy side analysts are analysts who research stocks and other securities in primary and secondary markets which can generate good returns employed by companies that deploy funds in the market for their clients. They use fundamental analysis, track sectoral growth and news to find the right investment opportunities."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"CAGR","description":"CAGR is the measure of an investment’s annual growth rate over time, with the effect of compounding taken into account."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Candlestick","description":"A type of chart that displays the open, high, low, and close prices for an asset over a timeframe using a rectangluar shapes which resembles a candlestick. The green candle represent a closing price greater than opening price while a red candle represents a closing price lower than the opening price. The wick of candle represents the highest or lowest point reched by the security during the timeframe."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Capital Expenditure (CapEx)","description":"The money spent by a company to acquire or upgrade its physical assets or invest in long-term projects. It is important for a company’s growth, helping them expand production, work better, or enter new markets."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Capital Gains Tax","description":"Capital gains tax is a tax on profits made from selling of assets. There are two types: short-term capital gains tax and long-term capital gains tax, depending on how long the asset was held before selling."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Cash & Cash Equivalents","description":"Cash and cash equivalents are those assets in the company’s balance sheet that are held in cash in banks or such investments which are highly liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. in nature and can be converted into cash in a very short amount of time. Eg: Bank FDs, commercial paper, money market funds etc."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Cash Flow","description":"The amount of cash generated or consumed by a company’s operating, investing, and financing activities."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"CDSL","description":"Central Depository Services (India) Limited (CDSL) is one of the 2 depositories in India. Depositories enable the holding of securities in dematerialised form and transaction of securities. The company describes itself as a market infrastructure institution (MII) and provides services to exchanges, clearing corporations, depository participants (DPs), issuers, and investors."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Central Bank","description":"A country’s central bank is the primary authority that manages the currency of a country and controls its supply in the economy. As a result affecting key interest rates, inflation and GDP growth rates. In India Reserve Bank of India functions as a central bank."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Circuit","description":"The upper circuits and lower circuits are the highest and lowest market prices a stock can trade at on a given trading day respectively."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Clearing Corporation","description":"A clearing corporation is a organization that manages the confirmation, settlement, and deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of transactions on the stock exchange. Clearing Corporation of India handles this for Indian exchanges like NSE and BSE."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Clearing Member","description":"A clearing member is a member of the clearing corporation who settles the trades which have taken place in the secondary markets. Clearing members are generally banks, mutual fund houses, and brokers."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Close Price","description":"It refers to the final price at which a particular security was traded on an exchange during a specific timeframe"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Commodity","description":"Commodities are raw materials consumed directly or used to produce other goods. They include agricultural products and metals such as gold, silver, and copper. Investors and traders often use commodities to diversify their portfolios and hedge against inflation or other economic risks."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Competitive Advantage","description":"A unique quality or resource that gives a company an edge over its competitors."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Competitive Analysis","description":"Evaluating a company’s competitors, their market share, strengths, and weaknesses to assess market positioning."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Compounding","description":"Compounding is when the amount you invest and the profit it makes, is used to make more profits. It is the process through which you would earn amplified returns because you reinvested your gains."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Consolidation","description":"It refers to a period when a security’s price moves within a relatively narrow range, usually marked by repeated tests of the same support and resistance levels."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Consumer Price Index (CPI)","description":"Consumer price index tracks the change in the prices of basket of goods and services over a period of time. It helps in understanding the rate of inflation seen in the economy."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Contingent Liability","description":"Contingent liabilities are potential liabilities or losses which may fall upon a company in future due to uncertainty related to its business. These can be in the form of lawsuits, pending investigations, fines, warranties, etc"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Contrarian Investing","description":"It is an investment strategy where an investor goes against the general market sentiment about a certain stock or sector. Hence, you sell when others are buying and buy when others are selling."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Convergence","description":"Convergence occurs when two or more indicators or price trends move closer to each other over time. Convergence often indicates a potential continuation of the current trend or a period of reduced volatility."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Convertible Bond","description":"Convertible bonds are bonds that gives the owner of such bonds a right to acquire a predetermined number of equity shares of a company on exercising the conversion option. Under normal circumstances, it will perform as a common bond and provide yield in the form of interest payments."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Cut Off Price","description":"The cut-off price is the offer price at which the shares get issued to the investors in an IPO. Investment Bankers compute this number based on the bids received by them during the IPO process."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Cyclical Stock","description":"A cyclical stock is a type of stock that tends to go up and down based on changes in the economy in a predictable fashion. For example, consumer discretionary stocks usually do well when the economy is doing well and people have more money to spend, but they may struggle when the economy is not doing so well."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Debenture","description":"These are instruments used by large corporates to raise funds at a fixed interest rates but without any collateral to back. Investors generally invest in them based on the goodwill and earnings of corporates which offer them. They provide higher yields than collateral backed bonds."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Debt-To-Equity","description":"Debt-to-equity (D/E) ratio is the ratio of a company’s total debt and financial liabilities to the value of its shareholder’s equity. The debt-to-equity ratio is a measure of how levered a company is or rather how much of a company’s assets are financed through debt.

Usually, low debt-to-equity ratios are more desirable, but one should also keep in mind the sector of the company to get a proper idea of how levered the company is."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Decline","description":"The number of securities from a sector or index that have decreased in price during a specific period of time."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Deep-In-The-Money","description":"Deep in the money is any option contract that has nearly all its value in intrinsic terms (difference between strike price and current price) and minimal extrinsic or time value. For eg: If Nifty is trading at 18500 and I have a call option of strike price 17500 priced at ₹1050, then the extrinsic value is only ₹50 and intrinsic value is ₹1000 which is the difference between strike price and market price."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Defensive Stock","description":"A defensive stock is any stock that is least affected by the change in economic conditions. These stocks are also called non-cyclical stocks since they don’t follow economic cycles. The main reason for this behavior is that the consumption of goods or services these stocks provide doesn’t depend on market cycles. Eg: defense stocks, pharma stocks, etc."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Deflation","description":"Deflation is when the prices of goods and services generally decrease over time. This can occur due to a decrease in the money supply or a decrease in consumer demand."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Delisted Stock","description":"Delisted stocks refer to the stocks that are taken off from the exchanges. Delisted stocks have to be traded outside exchanges and in the over-the-counter market. A stock may get delisted due to multiple reasons, including bankruptcy, inadequate market capitalisation, or failure to meet regulatory requirements. Companies may delist voluntarily due to non-performance, amalgamations, and mergers. When a stock is being delisted, the promoters must offer to buy back the shares through a reverse book-building process."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Delivery","description":"Delivery is when ownership of shares transfers from one investor to another after a trade settles in a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares.. This indicates a long-term interest in the share rather than intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Delta","description":"Delta is the theoretical estimate of how much an option’s value may change given a ₹1 move up or down in the underlying security. The Delta values range from -1 to +1, with 0 representing an option where the premium barely moves relative to price changes in the underlying stock."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Demat account","description":"A dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. or dematerialised account electronically holds the shares traded by investors."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Depository","description":"A depository is a company that electronically stores securities for investors. It holds shares, bonds, mutual fund units, government securities, and more. In India, we have two depositories: CDSL and NSDL."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Depository Participant (DP)","description":"Depository participants are mediators between depositories and investors. They are also referred to as agents of depositories and generally stock brokers act as depository participants."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Depreciation","description":"A reduction in the value of an asset over time due to regular wear and tear.
For eg: the value of a car bought by you reduces as it gets older and older."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Descending Top","description":"Descending tops is a pattern on a chart where each price peak is lower than the previous one, showing a bearish market trend."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Devaluation","description":"The reduction or underestimation of the worth or importance of something from what it was valued at earlier.

It is also used in the context of currencies and exchange rates. It refers to the intentional decrease in the value of a country’s currency relative to other currencies in the foreign exchange market. When a currency is devalued, it means that it now takes more units of that currency to buy one unit of another currency."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Discount Broker","description":"A stock broker who offers a platform to trade securities to his clients at low costs is called a discount broker."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Divergence","description":"Divergence occurs when two or more indicators or price trends move farther away from each other over time. It suggests a lack of agreement or alignment between the indicators, which can signal potential changes in the market direction.

Divergence often indicates a potential reversal or weakening of the current trend."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Diversification","description":"Diversification means not putting all your money into one thing. You spread it across different investments like stocks, bonds, or real estate to lower the risk."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Dividend Declaration Date","description":"This is the day that the company announces its intent to issue dividends. Usually, this is when the company’s AGM/EGM takes place, and the company’s board approves the dividend issue."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Dividend Payout Date","description":"This is the day that the dividends are paid to the shareholders listed in the company register."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Dividend Yield","description":"The dividend yield of a stock is calculated by dividing the total dividends paid in a particular year by its current price expressed in percentage terms. It denotes how much money you could get back as dividends based on what you paid for the stock."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Domestic institutional investors (DIIs)","description":"Institutional investors who invest in their home country are called as domestic institutional investors (DII). DIIs can include mutual fund houses, insurance companies, pension funds and banks. Institutional investors are often called market makers due to the high portion of trades carried out by them. They are essential for a market to be liquid."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Double Bottom","description":"A double bottom is a technical chart pattern where the price of an asset drops to a certain level, then bounces back, and then falls again to the same level before bouncing back once more. It resembles two troughs at around the same price point. This pattern can suggest a possible reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Double Top","description":"A double top is a technical chart pattern where the price of an asset reaches a certain level, pulls back, and then makes another attempt to reach the same level again. It looks like two peaks at approximately the same price point. This pattern indicates a potential reversal from an uptrend to a downtrend."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)","description":"The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Dow Jones, or simply the Dow, is a stock market index of 30 prominent companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States. The DJIA is one of the oldest and most commonly followed equity indexes,"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Downtrend","description":"A downtrend refers to a consistent downward movement in the price of a stock or market over a period of time. It indicates a negative momentum and often signifies a bearish market sentiment."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Drawdown","description":"Drawdown is the decline of a stock price from its peak during a specific period of investment. A drawdown is usually measured in percentage. For eg: If a stock was trading at ₹100 at its peak and trades at ₹80 today then it has shown a drawdown of 20%."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Dumping","description":"Dumping is a situation where investors sell large values of their holdings in a stock. If a very heavy dumping of stock happens then the stock price may fall sharply reaching lower circuit levels."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Earnings Per Share (EPS)","description":"Earnings per share (EPS) is the ratio of the net earnings of a company in a previous financial year to the number of outstanding shares. EPS is a measure of the profitability of a company."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"EBITDA","description":"Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) is a measure of a company’s core profitability. Depreciation and amortisation are non-cash expenses, and the taxes and interest expenses depend on a company’s capital structure. By ignoring these expenses investors can learn about the cash profits earned by a company through their main business."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Economic Indicators","description":"Data points that reflect the health and performance of an economy, such as unemployment rates or consumer spending."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Emerging Markets","description":"Emerging markets are economies of countries that are in the process of rapid growth and development, but which have not yet reached the level of maturity and stability seen in developed countries. For example: India, Brazil, China, Mexico, Indonesia etc"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","description":"ETF Liquidity refers to how easily you can buy or sell units of an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) without causing a big change in its price. If an ETF is highly liquid and there are many people trading it, you can quickly get in or out without affecting its price much. On the other hand, if an ETF is less liquid, there might not be as many buyers or sellers, and trading could impact its price more."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Ex-Dividend Date","description":"It is the day when a company’s shares start trading without the right to receive the upcoming dividend payment. If you buy shares on or after the ex-dividend date, you won’t get the dividend payment. If you buy shares before this date, you willll be entitled to the dividend."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)","description":"
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are like a mix of mutual funds and stocks. You can buy and sell them on exchanges like stocks. They gather money from many investors and invest in different things, like mutual funds do."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Exit Load","description":"Exit load refers to the fees charged by mutual funds when an investor sells their units (exit). It is only charged if investors pull out their money from mutual funds early, usually within a specific time after you put it in"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Expense Ratio","description":"The expense ratio of a mutual fund is the fee charged by the asset management company. It covers the costs of managing the fund, like administration, advertising, salaries, etc. An expense ratio of 1% per annum means that each year 1% of the fund’s total assets will be used to cover expenses."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Exponential Moving Average (EMA)","description":"A technical indicator that calculates the average price of an asset over a specified period of time, giving greater weight to more recent prices in the calculation. The EMA is more responsive to changes in price trends than a simple moving average, and is commonly used to identify short-term trends in the market."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Extended Internal Rate of Return (XIRR)","description":"XIRR, or Extended Internal Rate of Return, is a financial metric used to calculate the annualized rate of return for an investment that involves irregular cash flows. It takes into account both the timing and the amount of these cash flows, providing a more accurate representation of the investment’s performance over time."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Face Value","description":"The face value of a security is a term used to describe the security’s nominal or original value at the time of issuing and is unaffected by market conditions. In the case of stocks, the face value is the original cost of the stock as listed on the certificate, while in the case of bonds, it is the amount paid to the holder at maturity."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Fair Value","description":"An estimated price at which buyers and sellers would freely trade an asset is called its fair value. The various ways to determine the fair value of an asset include looking at recent market transactions for similar assets, estimating its expected earnings or the cost of replacing it."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)","description":"FOMC or the Federal Open Market Committee is a twelve member body of the US Federal Reserve which makes the important economic decision of managing key interest rates and money supply in US markets. Since US Dollar is a major currency used for trading between nations the decisions of FOMC is very important data point to track for investors."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Floating Interest Rate","description":"A floating interest is the rate of interest of any debt instrument which changes periodically either positively or negatively due to changes in the underlying economic condition or market cycle."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Follow-on Public Offer (FPO)","description":"Follow-on public offers (FPOs) are issuances of new shares by a company already listed on stock exchanges. Public offers are ways for companies to raise money that can be used for various purposes like expansion activities or paying off existing debt. This is different from an IPO where a company invites public to invest in them for the first time."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Forecasting","description":"Making predictions about a company’s future financial performance based on historical data and market trends."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Foreign Institutional Investors (FII)","description":"Institutional investors established or incorporated outside India seeking to invest in securities in India are called Foreign Institutional Investors (FII). For developing countries, FIIs can be an important source of capital. However, various countries place limits on the FIIs to limit their influence on a country’s capital markets and the damage they might cause if they flee during a crisis."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Free Float","description":"Free float refers to the percentage of a company’s shares that are available for trading in the stock market. It excludes shares held by company insiders or major investors that are not actively traded. It gives an idea of how many shares are accessible for buying and selling by the general public, which can impact stock prices."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Front-Running","description":"Front running is an illegal activity when someone uses insider information about upcoming trades to buy or sell stocks before others. The front runner invests before everyone else and gets out of the trade once the peak price has been achieved."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Full-Service Broker","description":"If a broker provides other services besides the facility to trade securities, like market research, retirement planning, portfolio management, etc then they are called as full-service broker."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Fund Of Funds (FoF)","description":"Funds of funds (FoFs) are mutual funds that invest in other mutual funds or ETFs to provide high level of diversification in assets."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Fundamental Analysis","description":"Fundamental analysis is a technique of studying a stock on information about its business or the sector in which it operates. Usually, fundamental analysts use financial statements, the state of the economy, interest rates etc. to figure out if the stock price is fair or not."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Gamma","description":"Gamma is the rate of change for an option’s delta based on a one point move in the underlying security’s price. It is a second-order factor, sometimes known as the delta of the delta. Gamma is at its highest when an option is at the money and is at its lowest when it is further away from the money."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Gap up or Gap down","description":"Gap up or gap down refers to a situation where the price of a stock or market opens significantly higher (gap up) or lower (gap down) than its previous closing price. This gap is often caused by news or events that occur outside of regular trading hours and can indicate strong buying or selling pressure."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Gold ETF","description":"Gold ETFs are ETFs which invest in gold as an underlying asset either through gold bonds or bullion (physical gold)."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Gold Funds","description":"Gold funds are investment funds that invest in gold and gold-related assets. Gold funds include gold ETFs and gold mutual funds. For example, gold ETFs invest in 99.5% purity gold, while gold mutual funds invest in gold ETFs."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Government Securities (G-Secs)","description":"Government securities (G-Secs) are debt instruments issued by the government through which it raises funds from capital markets. Long-term G-secs offer periodic interest payments, while short-term g-secs are issued at a discount and redeemed at par."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Grandfathering Clause","description":"When a new clause or policy is added to a law, certain persons may be relieved from complying with the new clause. This is called “grandfathering”. “Grandfathered” persons enjoy the right to avail concession because they have made their decisions under the old law."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Gross Domestic Product (GDP)","description":"The total value of all goods and services produced within a country’s borders, used to gauge economic activity."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Growth Plan","description":"A growth plan in a mutual fund is a type of scheme which reinvests profits and dividends made back into the scheme. This plan is suitable for those looking for capital appreciation over the long term."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Hedging","description":"Hedging is a strategy that tries to limit risks in financial assets. Put another way, investors hedge one investment by making a trade in another. Futures and options are generally used as instruments for hedging."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Heikin Ashi charts","description":"They are similar to traditional candlestick charts, but instead of using the open, high, low, and close prices for each period, Heikin Ashi charts use a modified formula to calculate the prices. The formula takes into account the previous period’s prices and uses an average of the open and close prices as well as the high and low prices. This creates a smoother representation of price action and helps to filter out noise in the data."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"High Price","description":"It refers to the highest price at which a particular security was traded on an exchange during a specific timeframe."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NTgxMA==","uri":"/home/glossary/a-h/","title":"Holding Company","description":"A holding company is a type of financial organization that owns a controlling interest in other companies, which are called subsidiaries. The parent corporation can control the subsidiary’s policies and oversee management decisions but doesn’t run day-to-day operations."},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDU3NA==","uri":"/home/account-management/trading-and-demat-account/how-can-i-prevent-my-trading-account-from-becoming-inactive/","title":"How can I prevent my trading account from becoming inactive?","description":"\n

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An auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. bill is a settlement document issued when a customer fails to deliver stocks they sold. In such cases, the exchange conducts an auction to buy the undelivered sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from the auction market and deliver them to the buyer. The bill reflects the obligation against the auctioned quantity, along with any penalties levied.

For example, if a trader sells 100 shares at ₹500 each but fails to deliver them, the exchange will buy these shares in an auction. If the close-out price is ₹600 per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., the trader must pay the ₹100 difference per share, plus any imposed penalties.

The auction bill is typically issued on the next trading day after the auction is completed.

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To use Aadhaar-related services, your mobile number must be linked to Aadhaar. Here’s how you can update your mobile number:

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To update your name on your PAN card, follow these steps:

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Upload supporting documents required for the name change.

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Make the payment online via credit/debit card, net banking, or demand draft.

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Authenticate your details using Aadhaar OTP for verification.

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After submission, note the 15-digit acknowledgment number to track your application status.

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Your updated PAN card will be processed and dispatched within 15 days.

You can also update your PAN card offline by downloading the correction form, filling it out, attaching the required documents, submitting it at a PAN center, paying the fee, and tracking the status using the 15-digit acknowledgment number.

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If the OTP screen is stuck or not moving forward:

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Still facing trouble? Reach out to us at customerhelpdesk@share.market or call our support team at +91 080-68727689 for further assistance.

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If you are on the Airtel network, you may experience issues such as getting stuck on the first screen after opening the app, not receiving the OTP when logging in, or a screen timeout even after entering the OTP.

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However, here are a few things you can try:

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The problem appears to be related to Airtel’s network (DNS delays) and usually resolves itself. Please wait a while and try again.

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Your cash ledgerCash Ledger A report that records all the money coming into and leaving your account is called a cash ledger. It helps you know how much money you have in hand at any given time by displaying transactions like deposits, withdrawals, and any other cash transactions. transactions may take some time to reflect due to periodic system updates. If you don’t see the latest entries, you can get your latest cash ledger on your registered email ID.

To place a request for the cash ledger on the app or web,

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Select the duration and tap Get on Email

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Note: You can get cash ledgers from your account opening date, with each report covering up to 1 year. 

For example, if you select 1st February 2024 as the start date, your report will show transactions until 1st February 2025. For entries after 1st February 2025, you need to generate a new report with a later start date.

Tap here to get your cash ledger now.

If you continue to face the issue, please raise your concern via the Help Centre for further assistance.

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\n"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0MDMyMA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/surveillance-measures/cautionary-messages/why-does-a-nudge-indicate-that-the-order-price-is-x-above-or-below-the-last-traded-price-ltp/","title":"Why does a nudge indicate that the order price is x% above or below the Last Traded Price (LTP)?","description":"\n

This nudge appears when a limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is placed above the LTPLTP Last Traded Price is the most recent price at which a share was bought or sold on the stock exchange. for buy ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. or below the LTP for sell orders. In such cases, the limit order is executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. as a market order, also referred to as a market protection order. This happens because limit orders are designed to enable you to buy or sell an instrument at a specified price or a more favorable price.

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An Inter Creditor Agreement (ICA) is a legal document outlining the rights and responsibilities of multiple creditors who have lent to the same borrower. It establishes a framework for cooperation and coordination among the creditors.

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As mandated by exchanges (PDF),  we have to display a notification informing users that the company’s lenders have signed an ICA whenever an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is placed for the company’s stock.

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This nudge informs you about a regulatory change effective October 7, 2024. As per the new rules, 100% of the proceeds from the sale of holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are credited to the trading account and made available on the same day for all types of trades, including stocks and F&O positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day.. Previously, only 80% of the proceeds were accessible on the same day, with the remaining 20% credited the following day.

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A nudge is a real-time alert designed to warn users about potential risks associated with a trade before they proceed with its executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0MDI4NA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/surveillance-measures/cautionary-messages/what-is-an-inter-creditor-agreement-ica/","title":"What is an Inter-Creditor Agreement (ICA)?","description":"\n

An Inter-Creditor Agreement (ICA) is a legal arrangement between multiple creditors of a distressed company, which outlines how they will cooperate and prioritize their claims during the debt resolution process. The ICA helps in streamlining the decision-making process among creditors, particularly in cases of insolvency or financial distress, by ensuring they are aligned in their approach to restructuring the company’s debts.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0MDI3NQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/surveillance-measures/cautionary-messages/what-does-insolvency-resolution-process-irp-mean/","title":"What Does Insolvency Resolution Process (IRP) mean?","description":"\n

The Insolvency Resolution Process (IRP) is a legal framework under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) in India, designed to address the financial distress of companies and individuals unable to repay their debts.

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The IRP aims to either revive or liquidate the entity while protecting the interests of creditors, employees, and other stakeholders.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0MDI2Mw==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/surveillance-measures/cautionary-messages/what-is-high-low-price-variation/","title":"What is High-Low Price variation?","description":"\n

High-low price variation measures the difference between a stock’s highest and lowest trading prices during a single trading session. It reflects the level of volatility within that session.
A significant high-low variation may indicate extreme price swings, which could be caused by heightened market speculation, volatility, or potential manipulation.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0MDI1NA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/surveillance-measures/cautionary-messages/what-is-a-close-to-close-price-variation/","title":"What is a Close-to-Close price variation?","description":"\n

Close-to-close price variation refers to the percentage change in a stock’s closing price from one trading session to the next. A significant or abrupt change in this variation could signal irregular trading patterns or potential market manipulation.

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Stocks that demonstrate unusually high close-to-close price variations are often flagged under Additional Surveillance Measures (ASM) or Enhanced Surveillance Measures (ESM) by regulatory authorities like SEBI and stock exchanges. This is done to monitor and control speculative activities, ensuring fair and transparent trading practices in the market.

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For example, if a stock’s closing price fluctuates sharply without any fundamental reason, it may be subjected to these surveillance measures to protect investors and maintain market stability.

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When a scrip is classified under Enhanced Surveillance Measure (ESM) Stage II, it is subject to stricter trading norms aimed at reducing volatility and speculative activity. The key features of ESM Stage II include:

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These measures are implemented to enhance market transparency and protect investors. For more details, refer to the official regulatory guidelines.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0MDIzOQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/surveillance-measures/cautionary-messages/what-are-enhanced-surveillance-measures-esm/","title":"What are Enhanced Surveillance Measures (ESM)?","description":"\n

The Enhanced Surveillance Measure (ESM) is an initiative introduced by SEBI and stock exchanges to protect investors and promote fair market practices. It targets securities listed on the main board with a market capitalization below ₹1,000 crores, selected based on specific criteria such as price fluctuations and standard deviations.

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When a security falls under ESM, measures like tighter price bands, periodic call auctions, and transfer to the Trade for Trade segment may be applied. These steps are designed to reduce speculative trading, control excessive volatility, and create a more stable trading environment.

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While these measures might temporarily affect liquidity, they aim to safeguard long-term investor interests and maintain market integrity. SEBI and exchanges regularly review securities under ESM, and those showing improved stability may be removed from the framework.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0MDIyNw==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/surveillance-measures/cautionary-messages/what-are-cautionary-messages-displayed-when-trading/","title":"What are cautionary messages displayed when trading?","description":"\n

Real-time cautionary messages are shown before executing trades on Share.Market for specific stocks, ETFs, or F&O contracts. These messages serve as warnings to inform users about potential risks associated with trading the selected instruments.

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For a detailed list of cautionary messages, refer to the official NSE circular: Circular SURV64402.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDozOTg0MA==","uri":"/home/account-management/trading-and-demat-account/why-are-emails-from-share-market-bouncing-from-your-inbox/","title":"Why are emails from Share.Market bouncing from my inbox?","description":"\n

You’re not receiving emails from Share.Market because your mailbox is full. Please clear some space in your mailbox to ensure you receive important updates regarding your Share.Market account.

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If you’re still not receiving emails, it’s likely because:

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Note: If you have unsubscribed to emails from Share.Market, please reach out to customerhelpdesk@share.market support through the Help section to start receiving emails again.

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To change your mobile number:

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Log in to the Share.Market platform using your registered mobile number.

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Tap Change Mobile Number below and tap Proceed. 

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Enter your new mobile number where you would like to receive all your Share.Market communication and tap Proceed.

Note: If you are logged out, you have to log in with your current mobile number as your account is registered with the same. And your login OTP will be sent to your registered email ID.
Additionally, ensure you do not use a mobile number already linked to another Share.Market account. If it is already registered, please use a different number.

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Now enter the OTP sent to your new mobile number and Verify.

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You’ll be redirected to the e-sign screen. Just tap Proceed to E-Sign and enter your Aadhaar number to get the OTP on the registered mobile number.

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Important: By changing your mobile number, your communication details will be updated in the KRAKRA A KYC Registration Agency (KRA) is an entity registered with SEBI. It manages investors' KYC records for SEBI-registered capital market intermediaries. There are several KRAs registered with SEBI., Depository, and Exchange as well. This may take up to 1-2 business days.

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Your feedback matters to us! Click the CTA below to shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your thoughts and help us create a better experience tailored to your needs.

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No, modifications to existing positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. will not be allowed once the updated lot size takes effect. But you will be able to add the new lot size. 

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Please ensure that you take appropriate action before the specified date. For example, if you have an existing position in Nifty of one lot i.e., 25 quantities, and the new Nifty lot size is 75 quantities. Post the transition date you will not be able to  modify or add odd lot quantities in denominations of 25 or 50 but you can always buy a new lot of nifty where 1 lot is equal to 75 quantities

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If no action is taken, your positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. will continue until their expiry. Please note that neither the broker nor you will be able to square off the odd lot open quantities position after the transition date.

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If you hold existing quarterly or half-yearly contracts which are not equivalent to the new lot size then, you have the following options:

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Option 1: Adjust your position to align with the updated market lot size on or before the specified transition date. For example, if you have an existing position in Nifty of one lot i.e., 25 quantities, and the new Nifty lot size is 75 quantities then you have to add another 50 quantities to your existing position.

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Option 2: Square off your existing odd lot position before the new lot size is applied. For example, if you have an existing position in Nifty of one lot i.e., 25 quantities, and the new Nifty lot size is 75 quantities then you have to Square off your existing position.

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This refers to SEBI Circular No. SEBI/HO/MRD/TPD-1/P/CIR/2024/132 dated October 01, 2024, which strengthens the equity index derivatives framework for investor protection and market stability. As per the circular, index derivative contracts must have a value of at least Rs. 15 lakhs at launch and the lot size should ensure a contract value between Rs. 15 lakhs and Rs. 20 lakhs at review. The revised lot size is based on the average closing price of the underlying index from September 16 to October 15, 2024.

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·The existing weekly and monthly expiry contracts will continue with the current lot size until they expire.

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The existing quarterly and half-yearly contracts will transition to the new lot size as follows:

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2. Guidance on users holding existing contracts (Quarterly and half-yearly contracts)

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Option 1: Adjust your position to align with the updated market lot size on or before the specified transition date.

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Option 2: Alternatively, you may choose to liquidate your position before the new lot size is applied.

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Note – In case no option is chosen by the client, then the positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. will be continued to its expiry. (Neither broker nor client would be able to square off their position).

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Yes, you can export the data as a CSV file. 

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Yes, there is a limit. You can create up to 4 sheets per pre-built template and 4 customized sheets per template.

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No, you cannot shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your worksheets with others. It can be used to do your own calculations.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDozOTE5NQ==","uri":"/share-market-sheets/how-can-i-get-formula-suggestions-in-share-market-sheets/","title":"How can I get formula suggestions in Share.Market sheets?","description":"\n

You can get formula suggestions only in the formula bar. Refer to the image below.

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Yes, you can create charts using the data in your sheets. This feature is accessible from the toolbar and allows you to visualize your data effectively.

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You can freeze rows or columns by dragging from the top-left corner of the sheet. This helps keep key data visible as you scroll.

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Yes! You can create fully customised worksheets and formulas, referencing live data from pre-built templates.

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Yes, you can save your work by clicking on the save button. Refer to the image below.

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Saving your sheets is crucial to avoid losing your work. If you change screens, tabs, or load another page, unsaved data will be lost. Always save your sheets regularly to secure your progress

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Here are the key features you can explore:

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  1. Pre-built Templates:
  2. Custom Templates: Create your own worksheets with personalized formulas that can reference data from the pre-built templates.
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3. Data Validation: Add custom formatting to sheet data using the Data Validation feature, accessible in the toolbar.

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4. Charts: Create charts based on your sheet data using the charting tool in the toolbar.

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5. Freeze Rows/Columns: Freeze rows or columns by dragging from the top-left corner of any sheet.

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6. Save: You can also save your work by clicking on the save button. Refer to the image below.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDozOTA0OA==","uri":"/share-market-sheets/en-what-is-share-market-sheets/","title":"What is Share.Market Sheets?","description":"\n

Sheets is a newly launched feature by Share.Market that enables you to create custom worksheets and formulas using live market data. This data can be used to develop custom indicators or signals, helping you make informed investment decisions.

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Reserved for Transaction Charges include brokerage, exchange fees, taxes, and stamp duty. You can view these details by clicking the information button next to Available Funds.

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While placing an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market., you can check the estimated brokerage charges by tapping i icon as shown in the image below.

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At Share.Market, we block a small additional amount when placing ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to cover other regulatory charges and ensure cost transparency. For example, as displayed below under the estimated charges, the blocked amount includes free brokerage, exchange transaction charges, GST, SEBI turnover charges, Securities Transaction Tax, and Stamp duty.

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Note: We provide a detailed breakdown of this deduction to prevent unexpected charges at the end of the trading day and to give you a clear view of your trading costs.

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The sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. will be credited to the buyer’s demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. on T+2 day after the exchange holds an auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. on T+1 day to acquire the short-delivered shares, which will be available to sell from T+3 day. If the exchange is unable to get the shares in the auction market, the ledger will be adjusted with equivalent cash based on the close-out procedure.

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If you buy sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on a trading day (T) the exchange will conduct an auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. market from 2 pm to 2:30 pm on T+1 day to collect the short quantities from other sellers to deliver the stocks to the buyers. The auction price will be determined as per the T-dayT day closing price. 

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The exchange delivers the stock to the buyer’s dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. at the auction price on T+2 day, The defaulting seller is obligated to pay an auction penalty and difference amount to the exchange.

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A short deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. happens when you sell stocks but fail to deliver them to the exchange by the settlement day (T+1). This happens in the below scenarios:

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If you have open positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. in futures or options at expiry but don’t own the underlying assets, it results in a short delivery.

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When you sell sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. and fail to deliver the stocks to the exchange, this leads to an auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept.. When you buy the shares and the exchange fails to deliver the stocks to you, this also leads to an auction. 

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You can get your reports on Share.Market to make tax filing as simple as possible. Here’s an overview of tax-ready reports:

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Profit and Loss (P&L) Report:

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It gives you a breakup of:

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Contract NoteContract Note A report on all trades you've made in a trading day is called a contract note. It includes details like what you purchased or sold, the cost, and the date of the transaction. It serves as a proof of the transaction.:

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It has details for all trades you’ve executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. on a particular day. It also has a breakdown of all the charges you’ve incurred for the transactions you made.

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Learn more about how you can download it.

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Tradebook:

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It has details of all the trades executed in a particular segment for a particular period.

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You can check and verify your trade whether it has been executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. on the exchange. Please note that this is possible for Equity and F&O. Here’s how you can do that:

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Tap Check Trades/Bids under the Resources & Tools section.

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Scroll down to Click here to Signup for Nice plus and tap OK on the message sent by NSE.

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Next, fill in the required details and tap Submit.

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Enter the OTP that you’ll receive on the registered mobile number or email ID.

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You’ll receive an email to log in with the credentials. (With your username, password, captcha.)

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After you have successfully logged in, you can access the dashboard. 

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Please know that a broker’s chart (no matter which broker) can’t display every trade happening on the exchange in real-time. This is because millions make thousands of trades every second. For a single stock, trades can happen within microseconds, especially when the market is more volatile. This may result in differences in the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. prices than what is expected.

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While the Tick By Tick (TBT) feed shows every trade happening each microsecond, it’s too large to send efficiently online. This means a quick price change from a large order might not show up on the chart if it’s not included in the exchange data sent to the broker.

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Whenever an order is placed—whether it’s a market, limit, or stop-loss order—it is instantly transmitted by the broker to the exchange in real time. The actual executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. of the order takes place at the exchange, where the final price is determined. The broker has no involvement or control over the order matching or execution process, as it is handled centrally by the exchange. 

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If an exchange trade ID is generated, it confirms that the trade has been executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. at the exchange. You can verify this through the NSE trade verification module.

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You cannot modify your buyback request. However, you can cancel it anytime before the bid period ends and apply again. 

Note: If you cancel the buyback, the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. will be unblocked only after the settlement is complete.

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You can place a buyback request until the offer end date. It can be placed only during market hours.

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Note: Once the buyback is announced, you will see it listed as an event under your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account..

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Tap on the shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. showing the event banner.

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Select the share you want to participate in the buyback for.
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Tap Add more if you wish to increase the number of shares for buyback.

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Enter the desired quantity, review the details, and tap Place Bid.

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The person with disabilities or guardian will need to contact our customer support team. They can either write to customerhelpdesk@share.market or call our customer care number at +91 080-68727689 informing us of your interest to open an account. Our support team will then provide personalised assistance and guide you through each step of the process.

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To open an account, the following documents must be signed and submitted by the guardian on behalf of the client:

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The account can be opened with the signature of the guardian.

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No, we only offer offline or in-person KYC to help individuals with disabilities open dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading accounts.

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Adults (18 and older) who are mentally competent and legally eligible to enter into contracts can open a dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. or trading account on their own. If a guardian is needed as per SEBI guidelines, we will need a Guardianship Certificate from the Local Level Committee, in line with the Mental Health Care Act, 2017, and the National Trust for the Welfare of Persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities Act, 1999. Both the guardian and the individual with disabilities must meet all KYC requirements.

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Yes, Share.Market allows individuals with disabilities to open both dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading accounts.

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An AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. (After-Market OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.) is an order placed outside regular market hours and executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. when the market opens the next day. If a market order is submitted when the market is closed, it will be placed as a limit order with a 5% limit. This is to protect you from large price fluctuations during market hours.

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For example, if an AMO order is placed at ₹100, it will be converted to a limit order with a 5% price protection range. The sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. will be purchased if the stock opens the next day below ₹105. However, if the price exceeds ₹105, the order will be placed as a limit order at ₹105.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDozNzA1OQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/order-type/other-frequently-asked-questions/why-do-i-see-the-error-243-order-cancelled-spos-price-undetermined-when-my-order-is-rejected/","title":"Why do I see the error ‘243: Order Cancelled – SPOS Price Undetermined’ when my order is rejected?","description":"\n

In case of no price discovery in a special pre-open session, ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will be cancelled by the system, and the security will continue to trade under the call auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. mechanism until the price is discovered.

For more details, please check: https://www.bseindia.com/static/markets/equity/special_preopen.html

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Immediate or Cancel (IOC) ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. allow you to buy or sell a security immediately upon being placed in the market. If the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is not executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price., it is automatically cancelled and removed with a rejection error by the Exchange.

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In an IOC (Immediate or Cancel) orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market., your order can be matched partially. However, the remaining portion of your order is automatically cancelled by the Exchange. If your IOC order remains unmatched, you will see these errors.

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This may happen if you place an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. at a price outside the Trade ExecutionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. Range (TER). The TER is a price range within which a trade can be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. and is defined by the Exchange. This is done to manage volatility.

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The Trade Execution Range is defined as follows:

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  1. Trades will occur and ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will be matched only if the trade price is within the Trade Execution Range (TER) based on the contract’s reference price.
  2. The reference price for each contract is determined as follows:
    2.1. At Market Open: The reference price is the theoretical price derived from the underlying price (using implied volatility for options contracts and the rate of interest, which is updated daily with the latest 30-day MIBOR rate). If the underlying price is not available, the base price of the contract is used.
    2.2. During Trading Hours: The reference price is the simple average of trade prices for that contract over the last 1 minute. For contracts traded within the last minute, this reference price is updated continuously on a rolling 1-minute basis.
    2.3.For All Other Contracts: The reference price is the theoretical price based on the most recent available underlying price and is updated regularly throughout the day (every 30 minutes).
  3. The Execution Range is the range on both sides of the reference price, as specified below for each segment:
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  1. The existing operating ranges remain unchanged. Orders that fall within the operating range will be accepted as usual.
  2. If an order is within the operating range but could lead to a trade outside the execution range, the Exchange will cancel such an order, either partially or in full, as applicable.
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The Trade Execution Range does not apply to long-term Option contracts on NIFTY. You can refer to the NSE circular for more information.

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We’ll provide you with real-time updates on the number and quantity of cancelled ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. during the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. entry period of the special pre-open call auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. session. You can see this within the scrip’s market depth.

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If you want to revoke or manage your consent for Account Aggregator, please visit https://www.onemoney.in/

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Yes, Account Aggregator is completely safe. It is a licensed entity that allows you to shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your income proof from your banks, depositories, etc. with us. 

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It uses your mobile number and the bank you’ve selected to fetch your financial information, provided you’ve given your permission and done the OTP verification.

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You must shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. proof of income with us when trading futures and options (F&O) as per exchange guidelines. This is done to help us assess your financial suitability to trade in a high-risk product.

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To activate your F&O segment, you need to submit any one of the below documents as income proof:

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  1. Bank Statement: Last 6 months, with a transaction value or closing balance above ₹1,000
  2. Salary Slip: The latest slip shows gross monthly income above ₹5,000
  3. ITR Acknowledgement: Last financial year’s ITR with gross annual income
  4. Consolidated Account Statement: Latest month’s statement with holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. above ₹1,000
  5. DematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. Holdings Statement: Any broker’s statement showing current holdings above ₹1,000
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The average price of your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. is a weighted average of all your buy transactions for a stock. When you sell some sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., the first purchased shares are sold first (following the First In, First Out or FIFOFIFO In First In, First Out (FIFO), the first assets purchased are the first to be sold or used. When multiple units of the same stock or securities are bought at different prices, in FIFO, the earliest bought units are sold first. method).

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Average price =  (Value of shares after selling shares using FIFO + Value of new shares bought)/ (Shares after removing sold shares using FIFO + Shares bought today)

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For example, you bought ABC at two different times:
Set 1: 100 shares of ABC at ₹50 per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. 
Set 2:   50 shares of ABC at ₹60 per share. 

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If you want to sell 50 shares of ABC, the oldest 50 shares from Set 1 will be sold first.

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If your trading account is marked inactive:

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As per exchange rules, if you have not carried out any of the following activities in the last 24 months, your account will be marked inactive:

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Transactions involving IPOsIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange., or Mutual Funds, such as applying or subscribing to IPOs (where the bid is successful and not canceled), or Mutual Fund investments (lump sum or successful SIP payments).

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Updating or modifying KYC details such as email ID, mobile number, or address validated and registered on the KRAKRA A KYC Registration Agency (KRA) is an entity registered with SEBI. It manages investors' KYC records for SEBI-registered capital market intermediaries. There are several KRAs registered with SEBI. system. 

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Lot size is the minimum number of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. or units that can be traded in a single orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market..

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Yes, you can convert a regular demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. to BSDA, but it depends on the depository’s monthly verification of your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. and investor status. 

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Before requesting to convert, ensure you don’t have other dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. accounts in your name, as having more than one will lead to rejection. If your holdings exceed ₹2 lakh or you open another account after conversion, your BSDA will be treated as a regular demat account and you will be charged AMC as per regular demat account. Tap here and look under Tariff for Demat Account for details on AMC

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You can open a BSDA only if:

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You can’t keep more than ₹2 lakh (capital+profit) in a BSDA. 

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For example, if you invest ₹1.5 lakh and your total grows to ₹2.1 lakh, your account will switch to a regular demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares., and you’ll need to pay the regular annual fee. 

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The Basic Service Demat AccountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. (BSDA), introduced by SEBI in 2012, is a special account to help small investors. 

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With a BSDA, you don’t have to pay any AMC if your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are below ₹50,000. For holdings between ₹50,000 and ₹2 lakh, the AMC is ₹100. If your holdings exceed ₹2 lakh, the account will be treated as a regular demat account.

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Tap Buy or Sell.

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Note: For margin statement and contract noteContract Note A report on all trades you've made in a trading day is called a contract note. It includes details like what you purchased or sold, the cost, and the date of the transaction. It serves as a proof of the transaction., tap the download or email icon. For tradebook and profit & loss reports, tap Get on Email.

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Note: You can get P&L reports and tradebooks for upto 365 calendar days. For example, if you select a start date of 1st November 2023, you can generate reports for upto 31st October 2024.

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Note: There may be differences in chart data due to system issues. 

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Our charts are updated with data provided directly by the exchange. However, slight differences may occur compared to other brokers due to varying connectivity between brokers and exchanges.

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Please be rest assured, these discrepancies will not affect your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. Your order will always be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. at the exchange price.

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In the future, we plan to provide tick-by-tick data to capture each price point from the exchange.

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If your KYC fails or is on hold due to an invalidated email address or mobile number, visit the KRAKRA A KYC Registration Agency (KRA) is an entity registered with SEBI. It manages investors' KYC records for SEBI-registered capital market intermediaries. There are several KRAs registered with SEBI. website (CVL, CAMS, KARVY, or NDML website) to validate your KYC. To do so,

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Enter the OTP that you’ll receive on your email address or mobile number for verification. Once OTP is verified, your KYC will be validated.

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To check your KYC status and KRAKRA A KYC Registration Agency (KRA) is an entity registered with SEBI. It manages investors' KYC records for SEBI-registered capital market intermediaries. There are several KRAs registered with SEBI., visit the CVL or CAMS website. Enter your PAN number and tap Submit.

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The withdrawal amount is calculated after accounting for today’s realized and unrealized losses or profits, and any margin used from your opening balance. 

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The amount you can withdraw from your trading account to your bank account does not include the following like money you’ve added today, proceeds from today’s holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. you may have sold, profits or MTM from futures & options squared off today and Profit from the intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading, etc.

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Sales proceeds from today’s holdings: ₹20,000 (not eligible for withdrawal until settlement)

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Realized losses today: ₹5,000

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Withdrawal Amount: ₹50,000 (opening balance) – ₹5,000 (realized losses) – ₹15,000 (margin used) – Charges if any = ₹30,000

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Important: Profits earned cannot be withdrawn on the same day but can be withdrawn once they are realized on the next trading day.

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Note: When you request a withdrawal, we set aside that amount and mark it as ‘Reserved for Withdrawals,’. If you want to use the funds for trading, you can cancel the withdrawal request.

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BTSTBTST BTST (Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow) is when you buy shares on day one and sell them the next day. BTST trading strategy allows traders to take advantage of the short-term price fluctuations. Note that if you have done a BTST trade, you get the entire sale proceeds only on the next trading day. (Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow) is when you buy sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on one day and sell them the next day. This type of trading makes use of overnight short-term price movements in the stock market for potential profits. 

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For example, let’s say you want to buy a shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., but you know the price might go up quickly because it’s super popular. You decide to buy it today and plan to sell it tomorrow at a higher price to make a quick profit.

Note: If you’ve done a BTST (Buy Today Sell Tomorrow) trade, you get the entire sale proceeds only on the next trading day.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDozMTEwMQ==","uri":"/home/refer-and-earn/what-is-refer-and-earn-offer-on-share-market/","title":"What is Refer and Earn offer on Share.Market?","description":"\n

With Refer and Earn you can now earn exciting cashbacks by referring anyone to download and install Share.Market. You will earn ₹200 as cashback for every friend* you invite.

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Please visit https://share.market/refer-earn-terms to read terms and conditions

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To safeguard and protect investors’ interests from suspicious activities like trades being placed or funds being withdrawn without your knowledge, SEBI allows investors to freeze their trading account. To freeze your trading account,

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  1. Tap your profile picture, go to the Help section and tap Raise Ticket.
  2. Tap Managing My Account and tap Account Closure.
  3. After that, you can Temporarily Freeze Trading Account by tapping Yes, Freeze Trading Account.
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You can also call us on 80-68727702 from your registered mobile number and we’ll help you.

To unfreeze your trading account, please send an email to customerhelpdesk@share.market from your registered email ID or call us on the above number from your registered mobile number.

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You’ll get the cashback within 48 hours of their account activation. It will be credited to the PhonePe Gift Card balance of the mobile number you’re registered with on Share.Market.

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You may not have received the cashback if: 

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Note: You can earn up to ₹9,999 in rewards in your PhonePe Gift Card balance, per financial year, from offers disbursed on PhonePe. We may also add additional limits to the offer if we notice suspicious behavior.   

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Please visit https://share.market/refer-earn-terms to read terms and conditions.

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If you haven’t received the referral cashback even after confirming the above, tap the Contact Support button below and we’ll help you.

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You will get the cashback only after the invitee’s Share.Market DematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account is active. Account activation could take up to 3 working days after they submit their details.

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You’ll get the cashback within 48 hours of their account activation. It will be credited to the PhonePe Gift Card balance of the mobile number you’re registered with on Share.Market.

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You will get ₹200 as cashback in your PhonePe Gift Card balance for every friend you invite*

Note: You can earn up to ₹9,999 in rewards in your PhonePe Gift Card balance, per financial year, from offers disbursed on PhonePe. For example, if you’ve already availed PhonePe vouchers worth ₹2000, you’ll be eligible for a balance of ₹7,999 in the remaining financial year. We may also add additional limits to the offer if we notice suspicious behavior.

A user can also earn a maximum reward of only ₹2,000 per calendar month. This monthly cap is in addition to the yearly limit.

Please visit https://share.market/refer-earn-terms to read terms and conditions.

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To do this on your app,

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Tap on the Refer Now button below.

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Log in with your Share.Market account.

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Select the app you want to use to shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your referral link and share it with your friends. You can also copy the link to share your referral link.

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You can track the status of your pending invites and total earnings by tapping Track Invites under Refer and Earn.

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You can directly download the DP holding statement from the central depository website. Please visit https://web.cdslindia.com/myeasitoken/Home/Login.

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To view your PhonePe Gift Card balance,

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Tap on the Manage Payments tab. Further, tap on Gift Card under More Options.

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You will be able to see the Total PhonePe Gift Card Balance
Note: If you’re unable to view your balance, tap Refresh Balance and check again.

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The buffer amount acts as a safeguard in case stock prices increase.

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With this buffer, you won’t need to add funds again, as it will cover the price change. However, you also have the option to proceed with just the initial amount, excluding the buffer.

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According to SEBI regulations, brokers must transfer unused funds from your trading account to your bank account on the first Friday of the month or quarter. 

You can choose when to receive these funds (monthly or quarterly) when you open your account. To change this frequency later on from monthly to quarterly (or vice versa), reach out to our support team or raise a ticket.

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This may happen because:

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If you need further help with this, tap Go To Funds below, select the transaction, and tap Contact Support.

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If you’re unable to place a withdrawal request, please check the below: 

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Your withdrawal request may have been rejected because:

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Your withdrawal request may have failed because:

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If you need further help with this, tap Go To Funds below, select the transaction, and tap Contact Support.

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If your fund balance is zero, when regulatory charges are deducted from the empty balance, it goes into negative. This also happens if you haven’t settled the margin amount used for trading. 

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Your available funds may be zero because of auto-settlementAuto-settlement According to SEBI regulations, brokers must transfer unused funds from your trading account to your bank account on the first Friday of the month or quarter. When you open your account, you can choose to receive these funds either monthly or quarterly.\r\rThis is also called running account settlement. or if your Share.Market account has been inactive for a long time

Note: You can withdraw funds again only after you’ve covered the negative balance by adding that amount to your trading account. Once your balance is positive again, you can withdraw funds.

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In some cases, the funds available in your trading account may be a part of the EPIEPI Early Pay-In. If you have sold your shares today, you can use 100% of the amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. This amount is called EPI.. The entire amount you’ve received from selling sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on a given trading day will be reflected in your trading account immediately as EPI. This amount will be available to you for trading but cannot be withdrawn. You can withdraw this amount only on the next trading day.

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Here are a few things you should keep in mind about withdrawal requests:

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You can withdraw the money for the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you’ve sold today, only on the next trading day.

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To see the breakdown of the funds in your trading account, tap your profile picture, tap Funds and tap the ‘i’ icon beside Available Funds on top of the screen. 

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Opening BalanceThe money available in your trading account at the start of the trading day.
Money InMoney you’ve added to your trading account today
Stock MarginThe full amount you’ve received from selling sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. today if EPIEPI Early Pay-In. If you have sold your shares today, you can use 100% of the amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. This amount is called EPI. is processed. This is only available for trading. Not applicable for BTST or T2T trades
Used for IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day.Money used for successful equity intraday trades excluding F&O ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. and charges
Used for DeliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends.Money used for successful delivery orders today excluding charges
AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. MarginMargin blocked for after market orders
UnrealisedUnrealised The unrealized P&L represents the potential profit or loss that would be realized if the position were closed at that moment. It only becomes realized once the position is actually closed. lossUnrealised loss of your intraday transactions, futures M2M loss during the day, options M2M loss in case of writing.
RealisedRealised A realized profit or loss happens when an investment is sold for a price higher or lower than its original purchase price. LossLoss from sale of intraday positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. and holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account.
Span MarginMargin blocked for writing F&O and revised by exchanges through the day
Exposure MarginMargin blocked over and above SPAN margin
Used for Physical SettlementMargin blocked for physical settlement
Option PremiumNet of premium paid to buy options or received for writing options
Collateral Margin – LiquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. FundsMargin got against liquid funds you’ve pledged
Collateral Margin – EquityMargin got against equity holdings you’ve pledged
Yet to receiveRealised profit from equity intraday trading and M2M profit from futures.
Reserved for WithdrawalsIf you’ve made a withdrawal request, this is the amount we’ve set aside for you to withdraw
Reserved for Transaction ChargesA portion of your available funds is blocked for estimated transaction charges based on your day’s trading activity. Actual charges will be calculated at the end of the day.
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Bank accountsThe primary bank account linked to your UPI IDsThe account registered with the trading account
Reflection of fundsImmediately. In rare cases, it may take up to 2 minutesImmediately. In rare cases, it may take up to 2 minutes
Amount round offPositive integers only. For example, while ₹42.5 is not allowed, you can add ₹42 or ₹43Positive integers only.
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Yes, you’ll be charged auto square-offAuto square-off In intraday trading, you will have to mandatorily close or square-off the position on the same day, before the market closes. If you do not close it yourself, it will be automatically squared-off at the market price by 3:15 pm (cut-off time). and other statutory charges if we square off or sell your positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day..

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Yes, you can sell your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. even if they are in CUSPA.

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CUSPA is an account we have at the depository where we keep your securities if you have a negative balance and haven’t fully paid for your securities. If you don’t clear the negative balance within 5 days of buying the securities, we’ll sell your stocks held in CUSPA.

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This happens when the value of securities in your account falls below the maintenance margin. As per exchange regulations, you have to maintain adequate margins in your account to trade.

In case of margin shortfall, you will have to add additional funds or securities to meet the margin requirements. If you don’t, we will square off open positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day..

Note: We will inform you through notifications, SMS, and emails if you have a margin shortfall and need to add funds.

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An initial public offering (IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.) is when a private company sells sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. of its stock for the first time to the public and becomes a public company.

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  2. Fill in your IPO application and Place Bid.
  3. Approve the payment mandate. If you want to apply through net banking, use your bank’s net banking services.
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*IPOsIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. can be profitable if the company performs well after listing, however, conduct thorough research before investing. Risks include market volatility, uncertain future performance, lock-ins, listing price being lower than allotment price

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The PositionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. tab will show you a detailed breakdown of the positions of your intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trades on a given trading day, like the average purchase price, last traded price, your unrealized profit and loss etc.

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If you’ve bought or sold sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on a given day, they will be credited to or debited from your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. on the next trading day.

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Yes, if you’ve sold your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. today, you can use the entire amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. However, you can withdraw it only on the next trading day.

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ImportantMarket fluctuations can affect the value of holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account., potentially leading to unrealized losses.
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You can diversify your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. by investing in a variety of assets across different industries, sectors, and geographic regions.

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An open orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is an order that is yet to be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. This may happen if the order quantity hasn’t been fulfilled completely or if the order has not met the price limit you’ve set.

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Yes, you can do that before they get executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. 

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To modify an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market., go to Portfolio>OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.>Open. Tap the order, tap Modify, and make changes.

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We automatically cancel your open ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. at the end of the trading day if they are not filled.

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Types of OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.Market orders, Limit orders, Conditional orders
OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. StateOpen orders: Orders waiting to be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price., it  tracks your pending trades.
Closed orders: Orders executed or cancelled. They show your trading history.
How are they managed?You can monitor the status of your orders in your Portfolio section and modify them based on market conditions.
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If you sell your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. today, you will get the full amount from the sale, immediately for trading. This is called an EPIEPI Early Pay-In. If you have sold your shares today, you can use 100% of the amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. This amount is called EPI. or Early Pay InEPI Early Pay-In. If you have sold your shares today, you can use 100% of the amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. This amount is called EPI.. However, you can withdraw it only on the next trading day.

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You can use them to hedge against price fluctuations in the underlying asset. For example, a farmer can use futures contracts to lock in a price for their crop before harvest.

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Futures contracts require both parties to complete the transaction at the set price and date. Options contracts give the buyer the choice to buy or sell the asset, but they don’t have to.

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Why use it?You can buy low and sell high or vice versa within the same day and aim to profit from short-term price movements. 
ExampleBuy 100 sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. at ₹100 per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. and sell them later in the day at ₹105 per share, making a profit of ₹500 (excluding brokerage and taxes).
Good to KnowRequires constant monitoring of market movements Higher risk compared to long-term investing
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Why use it?Allows investors to buy and hold shares for the long term. It is used for long-term investment purposes.
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Yes, you can transfer sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. to another person’s demat account through off-market transfer.

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At Share.Market, brokerage is charged at ₹20 per orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. or 0.1% of the order value, whichever is lower, with a minimum charge of ₹2. However, as per SEBI regulations: brokerage cannot exceed 2.5% of the total order value.

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Yes, you can sell sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. that you have taken deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of at any time. However, remember that if you sell the shares on the same day, it will be considered an intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading.

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SharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. are typically to your account delivered within two trading days after the trade date.

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Yes, you can place a conditional limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. for any stock, but it’s important to consider the liquidity and volatility of the stock when setting trigger conditions.

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Yes, you can usually cancel or change a conditional limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. before it is triggered.

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If the trigger condition is met but the stock price moves away from your limit price, your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may not be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. at the desired price.

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Why use it?Gives you control over your prices and trades, potentially getting a better price than the current market price.
ExampleYou buy 10 sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. of a company if its price reaches ₹100 per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. Once the price hits ₹100, the order becomes a limit order to buy at ₹100 or less.
Good to KnowIf the trigger condition isn’t met, the order won’t go through.
Important Ensure the trigger priceTrigger Price This is the price at which your order to purchase or sell is ready to be executed at the exchange. The order is forwarded to the exchange when the stock price reaches the trigger price that you have specified. is realistic and in line with your trading strategy. Your trade is placed automatically based on specific conditions.
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Yes, you can place a limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. outside of regular trading hours, but it will only be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. when the market is open.

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Yes, you can usually change or cancel a limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. before it is executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..

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Your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will not be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price., and you may need to adjust your limit price or place a new order.

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Why use it?Allows you to set the price at which you buy or sell.
ExampleYou can place a limit order to buy 10 sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. of company Z at ₹100 per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. or less.
Good to KnowIf the specified price hasn’t reached, the order may not get executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price., and you may miss out on a trade.
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The only risk is, that the price at which your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. gets executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. may not be the same as the price when you placed the order, especially in volatile markets.

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The price at which the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. gets executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. may be different from the price when you place the order, especially in volatile markets.

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Market ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are usually executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. within seconds or less.

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No, a market orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. at the best price available when it’s placed.

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What is it?An orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to buy or sell a stock immediately at the current market price.
Why use it?Quick executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price., guarantees trade execution. Best for highly liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. stocks.
ExampleBuy 10 sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. of a company at the best available price.
Important Price is not guaranteed with the risk of price fluctuations.
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Your verification may have failed as the number on the PAN card image you’ve uploaded doesn’t match the PAN you’ve entered. 

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Please enter the correct PAN or shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. the correct PAN card image to make sure the details match.

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When you sell a shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., the depository deducts DP charges. Since these charges aren’t deducted right away, we deduct a ‘provisional depository charge’ instead. When the actual DP charge is deducted later, we will deposit back the provisional depository charge to your ledger. So, there’s no extra money taken from your ledger.

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Please send an email to customerhelpdesk@share.market from your registered email ID and we’ll help you.

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Due to illiquidity and high volatility, the exchange restricts the trading of certain strike prices for stock options.

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You may be getting a mismatch error because the display name or date of birth on your PAN card doesn’t match the details the income tax department has.

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You will still be able to execute trades from your watchlist at actual prices even though the data (profit/loss, average prices, etc.) you see is incorrect. At the end of the day, you can check the contract noteContract Note A report on all trades you've made in a trading day is called a contract note. It includes details like what you purchased or sold, the cost, and the date of the transaction. It serves as a proof of the transaction. to confirm the actual prices your trades were executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..

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If the issue persists, tap below to visit the OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. page and create a ticket for the relevant orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market..

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Your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. was rejected because you’ve set a disclosed quantity of more than 10% of the actual quantity. For equity ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market., the disclosed quantity should not exceed 10% of the actual quantity.

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Your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. was cancelled with this error because the limit order price you set  is not within the Limit Price Protection (LPP) range for index/stock F&O contracts. 

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To unpledge your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.,

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Note: This process can be completed on trading days between 9:15 AM and 4:00 PM and is available on both mobile and web trading platforms.

By following these steps, investors can efficiently pledge their securities and maximise their trading potential without liquidating their holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account.. To view the applicable charges for pledging and unpledging, click here.

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It takes one day for the unpledging process to complete from the day on which you have placed the request. After which you can initiate the rebalance/withdrawal. In case you are still not able to sell, please reach out to us for help.

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To completely withdraw from your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. you will need to first unpledge the stocks you have pledged with us. Post this, you can exit from your WealthBasket. Please note that unpledging of stocks will require T+1 day, so accordingly, you will be able to exit your WealthBasket on the next day. In case only a part of your WealthBasket holdings are pledged then you can initiate a partial withdrawal by immediately selling the stocks that are not pledged. You can sell rest of your holdings after the unpledging process is done to complete the withdrawal.

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You can initiate the rebalance one day after you have initiated unpledgeing process and you have received confirmation that your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. have been unpledged successfully.

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If you have pledged all of your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. and margin is already in use, you’ll need to close some existing positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. that are using that margin first. This will free up the margin for rebalancing. If only a part of your WealthBasket holdings is pledged then you may initiate a partial rebalance.

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Partial rebalancing allows you to adjust your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. portfolio composition even if some of your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are pledged as collateral. During a partial rebalancing, you can only sell the portion of your holdings that is not pledged. The proceeds from selling these holdings are then used to buy new sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. as per the rebalancing recommendations to the extent of funds available.

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If the value of such holdings is insufficient to cover the entire recommended purchase of new shares, the rebalancing will be done to the extent of shares that can be funded by the partial sale. You may choose to rebalance your WealthBasket in the next rebalance update, but please keep in mind that by doing so your WealthBasket’s performance may get impacted.

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If all of your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are pledged then you will not be able to initiate a rebalance. However you can initiate a partial rebalance if only a part of your holdings is pledged. The sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. that have not been pledged from the holdings can be sold and the funds received from the same can be used for buying the recommended stocks to the extent of the funds received. To complete the whole rebalance you will need to unpledge the remaining stocks and buy the remaining recommended quantity of shares.

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Yes, you can pledge stocks held in your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. just like normal stocks. However, if those stocks are supposed to be sold during an upcoming rebalance update, then you will need to unpledge them before initiating rebalance and selling the stocks.

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The F&O contracts of stock are banned once the open interest of any stock crosses 95% of the market-wide position limits (MWPL). During the ban period, new positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. for stock F&O contracts are prohibited. However, exiting existing positions is permitted. The stock is still able to be traded in the cash segment without any restrictions.

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For those who trade on stock derivatives, there is a process where traders deliver or receive the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. To take or give deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of the entire contract value worth of stocks, one must either have full cash or stocks post-expiry. Therefore, this increases the risk and the below policy will be followed:

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As per our Risk Management Policy, if a scrip experiences a price change of more than 15%, we may take precautionary measures on best effort basis to protect against potential losses. These measures include:

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These actions are executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. by our RMS team to ensure market stability and mitigate excessive risk. In cases where squaring off is not feasible due to circuit hit etc., your position may be converted into a deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. trade. Please note that any associated costs or penalties imposed by the stock exchange will be debited from your account along with GST (if any).

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Currently, the options percentage range is set at 20% for both index options and stock options

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Index OptionsBuy20% range set from LTP
Stock OptionsSell20% range set from LTP
Stock OptionsSell20% range set from LTP
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Note: If the Nifty Index is currently ₹20,000 (LTP) with a given 20% range restriction translating to ₹4,000 (20% of ₹20,000), your tradeable strike price should fall within the ₹16,000 – ₹24,000 bracket for any option expiry.

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Limit ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are generally rejected if you place an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. that is outside the trading range mandated by the exchanges for that day. Always check the trading range for a particular stock or F&O contract whenever you are placing an order that is more than 5% away from the current market price.

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Buying a Call OptionBuyer has the right, but not the obligation, to buy the underlying asset at the strike price on or before the expiration date.The buyer pays a premium for this right. If the underlying asset price increases above the strike price by expiration, the option becomes profitable. If the price stays below or falls, the option loses value and expires worthless.
Selling a Call Option (Naked Call)Seller has the obligation to sell the underlying asset at the strike price if the buyer exercises the option, even if they don’t own it.This strategy is riskier as the seller has unlimited potential losses if the price rises sharply. Requires a margin deposit and carries high risk.
Buying a Put OptionBuyer has the right, but not the obligation, to sell the underlying asset at the strike price on or before the expiration date.The buyer pays a premium for this right. If the underlying asset price falls below the strike price by expiration, the option becomes profitable. If the price stays above or rises, the option loses value and expires worthless.
Selling a Put Option (Naked Put)Seller has the obligation to buy the underlying asset at the strike price if the buyer exercises the option, even if they don’t have the cash.This strategy is riskier as the seller has unlimited potential losses if the price falls sharply. Requires a margin deposit and carries high risk.
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When a stock hits upper or lower circuit limit the underlying futures and options contracts keep on trading irrespectively as long as the participants and the market makers are actively involved in trading them. 

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The freeze quantities for tradeable market indices of BSE and NSE are as follows:

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Freeze quantity refers to the maximum number of lots a trader can buy or sell in a single orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. for a particular equity or index F&O contract. If the number of lots exceeds the freeze quantity then your order will be rejected. In order to buy more lots you can choose to place another order with a quantity that is less than or equal to the maximum defined quantity as defined by the exchanges.

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NSE prevents self-trade (traders who have multiple ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. open for a scrip and are likely to match with each other) using a mechanism. If an active orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. comes in and is likely to match with any passive unmatched orders in the system, in the same order book belonging to the same client, then either the active or passive order will be cancelled by the exchange.

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Here are the different pledge statuses:

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  1. Visit web.cdslindia.com/myeasitoken/home/login, enter login details, and the OTP received on the registered mobile number and email ID.
  2. Enter the 8-digit DP ID and the 8-digit dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. client ID or BO ID. Click Continue. 
  3. Enter the OTP you receive on your registered mobile number and click Continue.
  4. In the Account Details section, enter your preferred username, answer the security question, select the Trusted Account checkbox and click Continue. 
  5. Enter the Trusted Account Details, i.e. the 16-digit demat ID of the CDSL account you want to transfer sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to and click Continue.
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To transfer sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from Share.Market to another demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares.: 

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  1. Register on CDSL here. 
  2. Log in and and enter the OTP received on the registered mobile number and email ID.
  3. Click Setup under Transactions>Bulk Setup.
  4. Click Transaction and enter the executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. date. Also enter the Beneficiary owner ID (BOID) and the PAN of the person to whom you’re transferring shares to. 
  5. Select NA from the drop-down in the Entity Identifier.
  6. Click Account ISINs and select the ISINs of your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. from the list. 
  7. Enter the quantity and select the reason for the trade.
    Note: If the off-market transfer is not a gift or self-transfer and involves a consideration, stamp duty (PDF) must be paid to CDSL online (PDF) before transferring.
  8. Click Submit>Verify.
    Note: Exchange ID, Counter Party Exchange ID, Market Type, Counter Party Market Type, Settlement ID, and Counter Settlement ID need not be filled in for off-market transactions.
  9. Click Commit and enter the OTP received on your registered mobile number and email.
  10. Enter the 8-digit alphanumeric Easiest PIN you’ve received on the registered email ID. Do not enter the 6-digit CDSL TPIN.
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According to CDSL guidelines, if you open multiple dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. accounts across different stock brokers, you must confirm the rationale for your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. opened with us. This is to prevent unauthorized trades. 

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At Share.Market, we charge ₹20 for each pledge-related request. Please refer to the table below for a detailed breakdown:

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Note: It is important to note that each transaction, whether it involves one or multiple securities, will be treated as a single request and charged accordingly.

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After pledging your stocks you will receive the collateral margin in your account on T+1 day. You can then initiate an unpledge transaction to release these stocks for sale on T+1 day itself. Your unpledged sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. will be available for selling on T+2 day

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On Monday, you submit a request to pledge 100 shares of Company XYZ to receive collateral margin.

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On Tuesday (one business day after your request), your account shall reflect the collateral margin you shall receive against those 100 shares. You can then initiate an unpledge transaction on T+1 day itself and your shares shall get unpledged on T+2 day i.e Wednesday.

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Once you’ve placed your request to unpledge sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., and we’ve accepted it, the unpledged shares will reflect in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. only on the next trading day (T+1). You can then sell your unpledged shares on the following trading day (T+2). 

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Let’s understand this with an example. On Monday, you submit a request to pledge 100 shares. On Tuesday, you will receive the relevant collateral margin in your account for the pledged shares. On Tuesday itself, you can place a request to unpledge these shares. However, you will be able to sell these unpledged shares only on Wednesday.

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Your pledge request may be rejected if:

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In margin pledging, you grant the broker the right to sell your pledged sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. if you fail to meet a margin call (a demand for additional funds because of falling market values). This is done through CDSL (Central Depository Services Limited) authorization. It protects the broker from financial losses in case you cannot repay the borrowed margin. CDSL authorization is important because: 

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You can raise your pledge and un-pledge requests between 9 am and 4 pm on all business days.

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The margin available for your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. on a given trading day, is either the price at which the holding closed on the previous trading day or the lowest price at which the holding traded on that day, whichever is lower.

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This margin calculation accounts for potential intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. fluctuations and helps manage the risks related to volatile markets.

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As per our internal risk management parameters, we can increase the amount of haircut beyond the exchange mandated amount. Hence you may see a difference in the amount you have received in your pledged margin compared to exchange or other platforms.

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There are several reasons why some of your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. might not be available for pledging:

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You can refer to the following table to understand the cash requirement for each type of trade.

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Equity IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day.Buy and Sell both50% pledged margin & 50% cash
Equity& Index FuturesBuy and Sell both
(Intraday & Overnight positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day.)		50% pledged margin & 50% cash
Equity & Index OptionsSell Only(Intraday & Overnight positions)50% pledged margin & 50% cash
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The margin for pledged sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. will reflect in your trading account before the beginning of the next trading day, after the shares have been pledged.

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Pledging sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. as collateral won’t cause any tax implications since you’re not transferring ownership of the asset. Instead, you’re only granting us the right to sell the shares under specific circumstances.

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While both margin pledging and margin trading involve using borrowed funds to amplify your buying power in the stock market, they differ significantly in how they operate and their associated risks. This chart will help you understand the same: 

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Borrowing sourceExisting holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account.Broker’s funds
CollateralPledged assets (haircut applied)Purchased securities
Borrowed amountPortion of asset valueAs per the leverage provided by the broker and exchange rules
RiskMarket volatilityMarket volatility and price movement of purchased securities
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Yes, you can sell your pledged sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., but only after they are un-pledged.

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If you have active trading positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. that currently utilize the margin you received from your pledged shares or any other form of holding, it’s highly recommended to square off (close) those positions before selling the pledged shares. This ensures you avoid any potential issues related to margin requirements and potential margin calls.

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It’s important to understand that the margin you receive from your pledged holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. can fluctuate based on the changing value of those holdings. This is due to the concept of haircut, which is a percentage deduction applied to the market value before calculating the margin.

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The value of your pledged holdings and, consequently, the available margin, are recalculated based on the lower of closing price of the previous day or the intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. low in case the stock falls further from the previous day’s low. This adjustment is reflected in your account on a live basis.

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For example, if you pledge stocks whose holdings are valued at ₹1,000 with a 20% haircut, you will get a margin of ₹800 (₹1,000 x (1 – 20%)).

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If the stock price drops to ₹900 on the same day of closing, then the margin will be recalculated based on the new value:

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If on the current day, the intraday low of ₹890 is made then the value of the margin will be recalculated based on this new low which will come out to be ₹712. This new margin will be reflected in your account on a live basis.

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If your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. is in good standing and your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are approved by both the exchange and our RMS team, you can pledge your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to receive margin funding benefits.

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Here are some risks of margin pledging: 

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There are two main benefits of margin pledging: 

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Margin pledging allows you to utilize your existing assets (stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, or bonds) as collateral to obtain additional borrowing power from your broker. This increased buying power, known as margin, can be used for intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading or to initiate positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. in derivative markets.

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Currently at Share.Market you can pledge your stock and ETFETF Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are a basket of assets (like stocks and bonds) available for trading on a stock exchange at any time during the trading day. holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. to receive margins.

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Here’s a breakdown of how it works and the associated risks:

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This process can be completed on trading days between 9:15 AM and 4:00 PM and is available on both mobile and web trading platforms.

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To use pledged margin for Futures & Options trading, you must first activate the F&O segment. Click here to learn how to complete the activation process.

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Margin pledging lets you use your current holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. as collateral for extra margin. You can then use this margin for intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading or to initiate positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. in derivatives. This way, you can trade without adding extra funds to your trading account solely for margin settlement.

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Equity IntradayBuy and Sell both50% pledged margin & 50% cash
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Note: As per exchange rules, you cannot use the pledged margin for equity deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. trades or for buying an options contract.

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The price of your transferred holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. may not be updated on Share.Market as this transfer of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. was done from a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. of a different broker or if you had applied for an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. outside Share.Market.

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To update the prices, tap the Fix Now button visible on your holdings screen. Select the scrip with discrepancies and tap Fix. You can then enter the date and average price and tap Save Details. Your updated details will be visible by the next trading day.

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Yes, you can. However, if you sell them without adding the buy price, the previous closing price of the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on the date you transferred them will be considered as the purchase price. The same price will be used to compute your tax profit and loss. Hence, it is advisable to update the buy price before selling the transferred shares.

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As you’ve transferred sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from a different broker, the price won’t be visible immediately on your app or web. 

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To update the prices, tap the Fix Now button visible on your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. screen. Select the scrip with discrepancies and tap Fix. You can then enter the date and average price and tap Save Details. Your updated details will be visible by the next trading day.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMTkwNg==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/what-is-settlement-price/","title":"What is settlement price?","description":"\n

The settlement price is the price of a security that is quoted once the trading session of a particular exchange is over. 

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There are two types of settlement prices: Daily settlement price and final settlement price.

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A Bhav Copy, is abbreviated from the Hindi word ‘Bhav’ which means price. It is a document with a summary of trading activity for a single day on a specific stock exchange (NSE, BSE, MCX, etc). It includes the opening price, highest and lowest prices, closing price, trading volume, and last traded price for all securities traded on that day on the exchange.

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The prices displayed on the chart for illiquid options may not always reflect their fair value at closing. This is because, unlike liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. options where the settlement price is calculated as the weighted average over the last 30 minutes of trading for the day, illiquid options see less frequent trading activity and hence will not have enough trades (Or no trades at all) for calculating the weighted average in the last 30 minutes.

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So to provide users with a better understanding of closing prices for illiquid options, we rely on settlement price values provided by the exchange in the “Bhav Copy” instead of the last traded price(LTPLTP Last Traded Price is the most recent price at which a share was bought or sold on the stock exchange.) which is reflected in the charts. Here is some data that offers a more accurate representation of their closing value since it is calculated as per the formula prescribed by the exchange.

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Therefore, you may observe discrepancies between the chart and positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. tab prices for illiquid option strikes.

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You might not be able to sell your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. due to the following reasons:

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  1. Shares Not Yet Credited: The shares haven’t been added to your Demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. yet.
  2. Unsettled or Recently Bought Shares:
  3. TPIN Not Verified: If e-DIS (TPIN) verification isn’t completed and DDPIDDPI DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instructions) lets a broker debit securities from your demat account (if you want to sell them) without needing a TPIN or OTP each time. isn’t enabled, you’ll need to verify via TPIN to sell shares.
  4. Open OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. Exist: There are pending sell orders for the same shares. These need to be completed or canceled first.
  5. Low Liquidity: Shares with low trading volume may not find buyers easily
  6. Pledged Shares: Pledged shares can’t be sold unless they are unpledged.
  7. Stock Under Ban or Restriction: The exchange may temporarily ban or restrict some stocks from trading.
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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMTY5MA==","uri":"/home/getting-started/why-am-i-unable-to-place-an-order-with-a-specific-strike-price/","title":"Why am I unable to place an order with a specific strike price?","description":"\n

You may be unable to place an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. with a specific strike price because as per RMS policy, the price limit is 20% of the last trading price (LTPLTP Last Traded Price is the most recent price at which a share was bought or sold on the stock exchange.) for index options and 10% of LTP for stock options.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMTY1MQ==","uri":"/home/getting-started/why-was-my-fo-activation-rejected/","title":"Why was my F&O activation rejected?","description":"\n

Your F&O activation may have been rejected as your income tax returns do not indicate earnings of greater than ₹1.2 lakhs per year.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMTU0OQ==","uri":"/home/manage-your-funds/withdrawal-of-funds/withdraw-funds/what-should-i-keep-in-mind-before-withdrawing-funds/","title":"What should I keep in mind before withdrawing funds?","description":"\n

Here are a few things you should keep in mind about withdrawal requests:

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The Exchange calculates the peak margin during the trading day and determines if there is any deviation from the required margin (upfront/overall margin) as required. The exchange will impose a 1 % penalty on the shortfall amount during the trading day.
If the shortfall persists for three days, the penalty will increase by 5%. 

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A hedged position implies taking a sell and buy position simultaneously. It’s crucial to square off the leg of the transaction with a higher margin requirement first when squaring off the hedge position. Failure to follow this method could result in a spike in your peak margin requirement. If there is a shortfall in the margin, it could result in a penalty.

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The peak margin penalty is imposed on stock broking companies, not on the client. The broker is responsible for reporting any shortfall in peak margin collection and paying a penalty for it. The daily penalty is between 0.5% and 5% of the shortfall amount.

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Futures in the derivatives sector will always have a higher margin than a hedge position of a Buy Option. Therefore, it is necessary to square off the futures part of the hedged position first.

Additionally, Sell Options will always have a higher margin than a Buy Options hedge position. Hence, it is necessary to offload Sell Options first to prevent any margin shortfall.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMTIxNg==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/margin-related/peak-margin/how-is-peak-margin-calculated/","title":"How is peak margin calculated?","description":"\n

For F&O, the margin required is SPAN + Exposure.
For stocks, the margin required is VAR + ELM.

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Peak margins are margins that are regulated and introduced to improve leverage control. The introduction of Peak Margin has led to a reduction in excessive speculation due to the upfront collection of margins. Peak Margins became effective on December 1st, 2020, unlike the old way, which was at the end of the day. SEBI implemented it to achieve greater transparency in trade.

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All your pending ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will be cancelled except Equity DeliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. Buy and Options Buy and you’ll not be able to take fresh positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day..

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Share.Market will send the notifications at 50% to add funds whenever you are at risk.

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Yes, fresh positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. can be created after the MTM square off.

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The trigger will occur once the available margin for a client has been reduced by 70%*.

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The risk containment feature is used to safeguard clients who have margins that have eroded more than a percentage(%) set by the RMS from time to time. When M2M loss crosses a certain percentage(%) of the clients’ available margin at a certain point, the risk team will attempt to close all F&O positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day.. 

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Important: It is mandatory to register the buyer’s demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. as a beneficiary under your demat account if you want to sell securities off-market. CDSL will process your off-market transactions only if this is done. 

You can sell securities off-market by first registering the buyer’s demat account as a beneficiary under your demat account. You can do this through your DP or Easi/Easiest login.

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To trade any weekly option contract you can use the universal search bar and search for the index name along with the strike price. Weekly contracts will be the first ones to appear on the list. You can then choose between PE or CE and add the contract to your watchlist. For example, to find Nifty 21000 strike options, enter ‘Nifty 21000’ on the universal search bar.

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All stock options expire on the last “Thursday” of the month of expiry.
Different weekly options on the other hand expire on different days as follows: 

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MIDCAP NIFTYEVERY MONDAY
BANKEXEVERY MONDAY
FINNIFTYEVERY TUESDAY
BANKNIFTYEVERY WEDNESDAY
NIFTYEVERY THURSDAY
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When an options contract expires out of the money, the buyer of the option loses the complete premium while the seller of the contract can keep the premium with himself as profit.

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An exercise date is the date on which the option is actually exercised and physical or cash settlement between the seller and the buyer takes place. For European options which are used on Indian exchanges primarily, the exercise date is the same as the expiry date.

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The expiry date marks the point at which the option contract concludes. On this day, you have the option to either exercise it or let it expire without any action. Subsequent to the expiry date, the option loses its value and becomes worthless.

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Premium is the cost of obtaining the right to buy (in the case of a call option) or sell (in the case of a put option) the underlying asset. The buyer pays a premium to the seller for the option in orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to compensate for taking the risk.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDkzMQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/how-are-options-different-from-futures/","title":"How are options different from futures?","description":"\n

Here are some key features which differentiate futures from options:

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Contract TypeGives the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy/sell an asset at a specific price.Obligates the buyer to purchase, or the seller to sell, an asset at a predetermined price.
ObligationHolder has the choice to exercise or not exercise the contract.Both parties are obligated to fulfill the terms of the contract.
Market ParticipationUsed for speculation, hedging, and generating income through premiums.Primarily used for hedging against price fluctuations.
Risk and RewardLimited risk (premium paid) with potentially unlimited profit.Unlimited profit potential but also unlimited risk.
Market AccessibilityMore accessible to retail investors due to lower capital requirements.Typically requires larger capital due to the margin requirements.
FlexibilityProvides flexibility as traders can choose not to exercise the option.Less flexible as the contract must be fulfilled at the agreed-upon terms.
LeverageProvides leverage through premium payment.Involves leverage through margin requirements.
Underlying AssetCan be based on various underlying assets (stocks, commodities, indices).Usually involves commodities, financial instruments, or indices.
Price DeterminationPremium is influenced by the underlying asset price, volatility, time to expiration, and interest rates.Influenced by the spot price of the underlying asset and expectations of future prices.
TerminationOptions can be exercised at any time before expiration or left to expire.Futures contracts must be fulfilled on the expiration date unless offset earlier.
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Volumes represent the quantity traded within a specific timeframe, providing insights into the market activity during a particular period. 

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On the other hand, open interest denotes outstanding positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day., offering valuable information about the extent of interest in a specific security. Open interests serve as an indicator of market depth, revealing the level of engagement and participation in a given market currently.

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The theoretical futures price represents an expected price at expiry. When this price which can either be at a premium or discount deviates significantly from the spot price of the underlying asset, a natural market correction occurs driven by supply and demand forces. 

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Consider an instance where an underlying asset’s price significantly exceeds the futures price. This creates an attractive opportunity to purchase the seemingly cheap futures contracts instead of the expensive physical asset and close the position at expiry by taking deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of the underlying asset.

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This increased demand for futures contracts pushes its price upward towards the asset’s price level. Simultaneously, the high price becomes unsustainable as users opt for the more affordable futures contracts. 

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This shift in demand exerts downward pressure on the physical price, ultimately pushing the spot price of the underlying asset and the futures contract towards a state of convergence, or a balanced equilibrium prior to expiry. This highlights the critical role of the cost of carry in aligning futures prices with the expected future physical price.

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The settlement price is the value at which all outstanding trades are settled between buyers and sellers, involving the payment of any profits or losses. Typically, it is a weighted average derived from transaction prices in both the spot and futures markets over a specified period.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDg4Mw==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-is-a-cash-settlement/","title":"What is a cash settlement?","description":"\n

When a futures or options contract is executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. by paying the money difference rather than by delivering the underlying asset to close a position on the expiry of the contract, it is called a cash settlement.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDg3MQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/are-all-stocks-available-for-futures-trading/","title":"Are all stocks available for futures trading?","description":"\n

To avoid any counterparty default, only those stocks that meet the liquidity and volume criteria set by the exchange and SEBI are available for futures trading irrespective of whether they are in the F&O list or not.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDg1OQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-are-the-benefits-of-options-trading/","title":"What are the benefits of options trading?","description":"\n

These are the benefits that options trading offers:

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDg0Nw==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/how-can-limit-orders-be-used-as-market-orders/","title":"How can limit orders be used as market orders?","description":"\n

There are two scenarios in which you can use a limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. as a market order:

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By doing so your limit order will get the first priority and you will be able to execute your order at the highest price at which the seller or buyer is ready to sell or buy sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company..

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDgzMg==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-is-open-interest-in-the-fo-segment/","title":"What is open interest in the F&O segment?","description":"\n

In the F&O segment, open interest (OI) refers to the total number of outstanding or unclosed contracts for options and futures at a specific point in time. It tells you about the activity and sentiment in the market for a particular underlying asset.

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An increased OI indicates a high volume of trading and strong market sentiment for the underlying asset. While decreased OI suggests reduced trading activity and possibly weakening sentiment in the market.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDgwOA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/what-are-the-risks-of-trading-futures-and-options-fo/","title":"What are the risks of trading Futures and Options (F&O)?","description":"\n

Trading futures and options in Indian markets offers high potential returns but also carries significant risks. Here are some key risks to consider:

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Before you venture into F&O trading, it’s crucial to:

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDgxNA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/how-do-i-activate-the-fo-segment/","title":"How do I activate the F&O segment?","description":"\n

To activate it while onboarding, 

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  1. After adding signature, select Futures & Options under Segments for Activation. 
  2. ShareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your income proof by using Account Aggregator to share your bank statements or by manually adding the required document.
    Note: You don’t have to share proof if you have more than ₹1,000 in holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account..
  3. Verify your phone number with an OTP, select your bank account, permit us to access the required information, and verify using OTP again.
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If you already have a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. with us,

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  1. Tap your profile picture> Account Information.
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  2. Tap Activate.
  3. Read the terms and conditions, tick the checkbox, and share income proof if applicable as mentioned above.
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Here is the list of documents. You can share one of the below (Make sure you share document password if any) : 

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Once you place the request, your F&O segment will be activated within 2-3 working days.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDc5OQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-are-the-required-documents-to-activate-your-fo-segment/","title":"What are the documents required to activate my F&O segment?","description":"\n

To activate your F&O segment, you need to submit any one of the below documents as income proof:

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDc4Nw==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-is-an-option-chain/","title":"What is an option chain?","description":"\n

An option chain is a detailed table that shows all available strikes of options for a specific instrument on a certain expiry date. It includes key information like all the strikes of call or put, expiry date, price data (current, buy, sell), and open interest (OI). Analyzing this information helps traders make informed decisions about buying, selling, or holding options.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDc2OQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-is-option-premium/","title":"What is option premium?","description":"\n

The option premium is the amount paid by an option buyer to gain the privilege of buying or selling an underlying financial instrument. It functions as compensation provided to an option writer in return for undertaking the obligation to buy or sell the option contract. For example, imagine you want to buy a special ticket. This ticket gives you the choice to buy or sell something later, but you have to pay for it right now. That cost is the option premium.

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The person who sells you the ticket (the option writer) gets the premium as their reward for giving you that choice. They also take on the risk of having to buy or sell something later, depending on which option you choose. Let’s see why this is useful:

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Here are some key features of options contracts

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In Indian markets all option contracts are European, hence you may see PE written against put options which is short for “Put European” and CE written for call options which is short for “Call European”.

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The strike price is the predetermined price at which the buyer of an option can buy (in the case of a call option) or sell (in the case of a put option) the underlying asset by exercising the option contract. There are three types of options based on strike price as follows:

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In general, ITM options are the most expensive, followed by ATM options, and OTM options are the cheapest. The further the strike price is from the current market price, the cheaper the option will be.

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A put option gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to sell the underlying asset at the agreed-upon strike price before or at the expiration date. If you buy a put option then at the end of expiry you get the right to sell the underlying security at the strike price of the option you have chosen, you can also forfeit this right by not exercising the option. The seller (writer) of the put option has the obligation to buy the underlying asset if the buyer decides to exercise the option.

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For example, consider Reliance is trading at ₹2500. If you buy a put option with a ₹2500 strike price and a ₹100 premium, and on the expiry date, Reliance is trading at ₹2200, you can exercise the put option. This allows you to sell Reliance sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. at ₹2500 to the option writer. In this scenario, you profit ₹200 per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. (₹2500 – ₹2200 – ₹100), while the option writer incurs the same loss. It’s essential to note that option premiums change dynamically in live markets, prompting traders to engage in both intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. and deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. trades to capitalize on these fluctuations.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDcwOQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/why-were-funds-deducted-from-my-account-for-exiting-a-profitable-short-options-position/","title":"Why were funds deducted from my account for exiting a profitable short options position?","description":"\n

When you sell an option you act as a writer of the option and therefore receive a premium in your fund balance. If you close the position the funds get readjusted against the premium received, and thus you may see funds being deducted if the profit from the position is less than the premium received. 

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For example, if you sold one lot of Nifty futures and received a premium of ₹10,000 against it in your Funds tab then closed the position at say ₹5,000 profit then accordingly your funds will be adjusted. Hence ₹5,000 will be debited from your account instead of getting credited.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDcxNQ==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-is-a-call-option/","title":"What is a call option?","description":"\n

A call option gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to purchase the underlying asset at the agreed-upon strike price before or at the expiration date. If you buy a call option then at the end of expiry you get the right to buy the underlying security at the strike price of the option you have chosen, you can also forfeit this right by not exercising the option. The seller (writer) of the call option has the obligation to sell the underlying asset if the buyer decides to exercise the option. 

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For example, if Reliance is currently trading at ₹2500 and you buy a call option with a ₹2500 strike price and a ₹100 premium, and on the expiry date, Reliance is trading at ₹2800, you can exercise the option to buy sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. at ₹2500 from the option writer. In this case, you profit ₹200 per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. (₹2800 – ₹2500 – ₹100), while the option writer incurs a corresponding loss. Note that option premiums fluctuate in live markets, and traders also engage in intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. and deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. trades to capitalize on these changes.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDY4Mg==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/what-if-i-dont-have-shares-for-delivery-on-the-last-day-of-physical-settlement/","title":"What if I don’t have shares for delivery on the last day of physical settlement?","description":"\n

If you have insufficient stock holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. for physically settled F&O contracts on the expiry day, you’ll be granted the option to purchase the required sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on the same day. Such purchases are deemed valid for fulfilling deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. obligations and comply with regulatory requirements regarding obligation netting between the F&O and capital market segments on corresponding trading dates.

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For delivery positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day., you should have stocks in the demat account on the expiry day. If sufficient stocks in the demat account are unavailable, then this will lead to short delivery and auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. penalties.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDY4OA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/what-are-options-contracts/","title":"What are options contracts?","description":"\n

Options contracts are financial instruments that grant the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset at a predetermined price (the strike price selected while buying) within a specified period (until the expiration date). There are two types of options: call option (bought when you are bullish) and put option (bought when you are bearish).

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Options are widely used for various purposes, including speculation, hedging, and risk management. Traders may use options to profit from price movements, protect against potential losses, or generate income. The flexibility and strategic possibilities offered by options make them a versatile tool in the financial markets.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDY2NA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/what-are-the-conditions-for-physical-settlement-of-fo-positions-when-liquidbees-are-pledged-as-collateral-but-no-cash-is-available/","title":"What are the conditions for physical settlement of F&O positions when LiquidBees are pledged as collateral, but no cash is available?","description":"\n

Maintaining adequate F&O margins, either in cash or pledged collateral, is crucial for the physical settlement of open stock positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. at expiry. In cases where no cash balance is available but sufficient collateral has been pledged, the underlying assets will be delivered to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares.. 

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However, please remember that your funds statement will reflect a negative balance equal to the settlement value and associated charges. This negative balance will accrue interest until your account is funded or the pledged collateral or holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. are liquidated as per our policy.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDY2Nw==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/getting-started/which-are-the-two-positions-i-can-take-in-a-futures-contract/","title":"Which are the two positions I can take in a futures contract?","description":"\n

With a futures contract, you can either take a long position or a short position. 

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDY1Mg==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/can-i-sell-my-holdings-and-use-the-funds-for-fo-trades/","title":"Can I sell my holdings and use the funds for F&O trades?","description":"\n

Yes, if you sell your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account., you will receive the entire value of your holdings on the same day. You can use these funds for purchasing other sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., to initiate F&O trades, and for intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trades.

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The premium that you receive for writing options can only be used for another F&O trade and cannot be used for buying equity sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company..

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDYyOA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/why-do-fo-contracts-enter-a-ban-period/","title":"Why do F&O contracts enter a ban period?","description":"\n

In Indian F&O markets, individual securities are subject to position limits defined by the market-wide position limit (MWPL). This limit is expressed as a percentage of the security’s freely tradable stock and aims to prevent excessive speculation and maintain market stability.

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At the close of each trading day, the exchange aggregates the open interest across all exchanges for each security’s futures and options contracts. This open interest is then compared to the corresponding MWPL. If the open interest for any security exceeds 95% of its MWPL, that security enters a ban period.

During the ban period, new futures and options positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. on the affected security are prohibited. Existing positions, however, can be closed or reduced through offsetting transactions. This temporary restriction on fresh positions allows the open interest to decline and facilitates a return to normal market conditions. Normal trading resumes once the aggregate open interest across all exchanges falls below 80% of the MWPL for the designated security.

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Note: There is no MWPL for index futures and options contracts.

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Based on the nature of corporate action, adjustments will be done in the base price, option strike values, and the market lot of the contracts, as per the adjustment factor. 

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Adjustments for corporate actions aim to ensure that the value of market participants’ positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. on the cum and ex-dates remains as consistent as possible. This helps maintain the relative status of positions, such as in-the-money, at-the-money, and out-of-money.

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In certain instances, adjustments may lead to the alteration of the contract’s expiration date, prompting the contract to be forcibly closed before the initial expiry date. Subsequently, adjusted contracts will be introduced for trading in its place.

You can refer to this exchange link to find out the exact methodology used by NSE to calculate the effect of different corporate actions and the adjustment factors used for the same.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMDYxMA==","uri":"/home/trading-investment/futures-and-options/other-frequently-asked-questions/if-an-fo-position-results-in-taking-delivery-of-the-stock-when-will-the-stocks-show-up-on-share-market-holdings/","title":"If an F&O position results in taking delivery of the stock, when will the stocks show up on Share.Market holdings?","description":"\n

In-the-money options or futures contracts of stocks that have expired are physically settled as per exchange rules. In this case you shall receive the stocks on the next trading day (T+1) in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares..

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But in case of counterparty short deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends., it might take up to 2 working days after the expiry to get these sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. credited into your demat account through purchase from the auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. market. In case of partial delivery and unavailability of shares, the remaining portion of the trade may also be settled in cash.

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There are two broad categories of options in the Indian markets and each follows different rules if you haven’t squared off your positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. on expiry day. Let’s see what will happen in both types of options 

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Index Options: Index options don’t involve physical deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends., only cash adjustments based on the contract value.

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For Bought Options:

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Shorted/Sold Options: STT charged only when initiating the short position. No STT at expiry.

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If you can’t find an option for a specific stock, it likely isn’t available for the specific trading. This may be due to various factors set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to ensure market stability and protect investors.

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Buying new put or call options for a stock is restricted in the last two trading days before expiration (Wednesday and Thursday) because these contracts are subject to physical settlement, which involves the actual deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of the underlying stock. However, you can still close out existing positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. on these options for the quantity you currently hold.

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Note: Margin requirements can significantly increase if your options are due for physical settlement. This is because you may be required to own the underlying stock, which can be a large financial commitment. Additionally, stock options can be illiquid, making it difficult to quickly sell your position if necessary.

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The final price used for settling option contracts is calculated based on the weighted average of all trades in the underlying option during the last half hour of trading.

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However, the last traded price (LTPLTP Last Traded Price is the most recent price at which a share was bought or sold on the stock exchange.) cannot be zero as you cannot place a trade at ₹0 on the exchange. If the option itself is worthless i.e out-of-the-money on the day of settlement, even if its LTP is ₹0.05 its settlement price comes out to be ₹0.

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Low liquidity can lead to big price gaps between bids and asks in options contracts. In that case, market ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may get filled at any available price, potentially causing losses. To avoid these bad deals on illiquid options, market orders are restricted for the below:  

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Although market orders are allowed for Nifty and Bank Nifty options with high liquidity in the current and next week, and the current month’s expiries. Instead, you can use these alternatives if you are dealing in the stock options category or the indices where market orders are blocked:

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These are the limitations of futures and contracts:

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Limited Flexibility: Futures contracts are standardized agreements, meaning that the terms are predetermined by the exchange. This lack of flexibility might not suit all traders or investors, especially those with specific needs or customized requirements like a smaller or a larger lot size, weekly or monthly expiry, etc.

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Counterparty Risk: While exchanges act as intermediaries and guarantee the performance of futures contracts, there is still a level of counterparty risk. If the counterparty (either the buyer or seller) fails to meet their obligations, it can lead to financial losses.

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Leverage and Risk: Futures contracts often involve significant leverage, which can amplify both gains and losses. This means that a small price movement in the underlying asset can result in substantial gains or losses for the trader.

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Expiration and Rollover Costs: Futures contracts have expiration dates, after which they must be settled. This can lead to additional costs and complexities, especially for those who want to maintain exposure to the underlying asset beyond the contract’s expiration date. Traders may need to roll over their positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. to a new contract, incurring transaction costs.

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Market Volatility: Futures markets can be highly volatile, and rapid price movements may occur, leading to potential losses. The use of leverage in futures trading can make investors more susceptible to market volatility.

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Initial Margin and Maintenance Margin: Traders are required to maintain a certain amount of funds in their trading accounts as margin to cover potential losses. If the value of the position falls below a certain level (maintenance margin), additional funds may need to be deposited, or the position may be liquidated.

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Limited Underlying Assets: Not all assets have futures contracts available. The range of underlying assets is limited to those that are actively traded, and certain markets may not be as liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. as others.

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Due to SEBI regulations, you cannot roll over your open F&O positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. if the contract is currently in a ban period. However, you can close your existing open positions for the specific stock under ban during the same time.

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You can find the following details in the futures contract:

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Expiry date: This specifies the final trading day for the contract. After this date, the exchange facilitates settlement and deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. according to the contract terms. For example, the NIFTY JAN 24 contract expires on the last Thursday of January 2024.

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Contract size: This defines the minimum tradable quantity, also known as the lot size. Typically, it’s a set unit, but can vary depending on the underlying asset. For example, a contract of NIFTY has a lot size of 50, meaning one contract represents 50 units equivalent to the Nifty index.

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Initial margin: This is the minimum deposit required to initiate a position. It fluctuates with the underlying asset’s volatility; volatile assets generally demand higher margins. 

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Price quotation: This specifies the value at which the futures contract is currently being traded. Generally a futures contract trades at a price which is above the spot price of the underlying index. For example, the price quotation for NIFTY JAN 24 can be 21860 while the underlying NIFTY index may be trading at 21730. The further the expiration date of the futures contract the higher will be the difference between index value and price quotation of futures.

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Tick value: This represents the smallest possible profit or loss per contract, based on a price movement of one tick. For all the contracts traded on NSE, the minimum tick size is ₹0.05. It means for one NIFTY contract of lot size 50 the tick value will be 0.05*50=₹2.5

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Mark-to-market (MTM) process: This daily exchange procedure values all open positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. according to current market conditions, ensuring timely recognition of profits and losses. It also manages risk for participants.

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Delivery date (if applicable): For physically settled contracts, this specifies the deadline for the seller to deliver the underlying asset. This date usually falls after the expiry date. While index futures are all cash settled in India.

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Daily settlement: This procedure involves the exchange crediting or debiting accounts with daily profits and losses calculated through the MTM process.

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Just like stocks and futures contracts, option prices also move based on their trading activity. In the absence of active trading, the price of an option may remain stagnant even while the underlying asset and futures prices move. This often happens with out-of-the-money and deep-in-the-money options due to several factors like low demand or liquidity. Always check these three things before initiating any options trades:

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The buy average for F&O positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. is determined using the FIFOFIFO In First In, First Out (FIFO), the first assets purchased are the first to be sold or used. When multiple units of the same stock or securities are bought at different prices, in FIFO, the earliest bought units are sold first. (First In, First Out) method if the same contract is traded multiple times. It operates on the principle that the first securities purchased are the first ones to be sold. To better understand FIFO, let’s look at an example with the following trades:

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Jan 5thBuy151 (4-3)₹185₹2,775
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Yes, a hedged position’s product type can be changed (from MIS to NRML or vice versa) one leg at a time. But once the product type of a specific hedged position is converted, the margin advantage of the hedge ceases to apply, leading to an increase in the necessary margin for both intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. and overnight positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day..

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A futures contract is a standardized financial agreement to buy or sell a specific quantity of an underlying asset such as commodities, currencies, or financial instruments at a predetermined price on a specified future date. These contracts are traded on exchanges like NSE and BSE and are different from forward contracts because they have standardized terms and are highly regulated. Key features of futures contracts include:

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Futures contracts serve various purposes, including risk management, speculation, and price discovery. They are widely used by hedgers to protect against price fluctuations, by speculators seeking profit from price movements, and by arbitrageurs to exploit price differentials between related assets. The existence of a standardized, regulated marketplace enhances liquidity and transparency in futures trading.

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A forward contract is a financial agreement between two parties to buy or sell an asset, such as commodities, currencies, or other financial instruments, at a specified future date for a price agreed upon today. Unlike standardized futures contracts traded on exchanges, forward contracts are customized agreements negotiated directly between the buyer and the seller. Here are the key features of forward contracts:

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Forward contracts are widely used by businesses and investors to manage and hedge against the risks associated with price fluctuations in various financial markets, commodities, or currencies. While they offer flexibility, customization, and tailored risk management, they also expose participants to counterparty risk and lack the liquidity and transparency found in standardized exchange-traded futures contracts.

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In case of a hedged position, it is recommended to always close the leg with sell positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. first and then close the leg with buy positions. This is because the sell positions of a hedged trade have higher margin requirements while buy positions of the same trade require only the premium amount.

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DeliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. margins are at their lowest four days before expiration and gradually increase each day until the expiration day. Here’s how it progresses:

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As per guidelines provided by exchanges and SEBI, here’s the margin penalty levied in the case of a margin shortfall:

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(< ₹1 lakh) And (< 10% of applicable margin)0.5%
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Derivatives are financial instruments that derive their value from an underlying asset. The underlying asset can be equity sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., indices, precious metals, commodities, currencies, bonds, etc. They provide traders and investors with:

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Rolling over a contract refers to moving a futures position from a contract that’s about to end to a contract with a later expiration date. This is done by closing the current-month contract and opening a similar position in a different month’s contract.

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Rollover is done to avoid the expiration of a futures contract and continue the market exposure into the next month. By shifting to a later contract, traders can maintain their market positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. without having to close and reopen entirely new positions. This practice is common in futures trading to ensure continuity and avoid disruption in trading strategies. Options, however, do not have a rollover option as they have a fixed expiration date.

Generally, in the Indian F&O market segment, 3 monthly futures contracts are traded: the current month, the next month, and the following month. If you are carrying a Nifty futures contract for the current month and they are about to expire, then you can close the position in the current contract and switch it to the next month or the following month. Please note that the value of future contracts for next month and the following month will trade at a higher price due to the premium charged.

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These are risk management measures by stock exchanges to protect investors and the market from excessive losses.

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Value at Risk (VaR):

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VaR is a statistical measure that estimates the potential loss in value of a portfolio over a specific period under normal market conditions. It is calculated using historical data and statistical models. It helps investors and brokers assess potential risks and set appropriate margin requirements.

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ELM is an additional margin charged by exchanges in case of extreme market events exceeding the predictions of VaR (like crashes or black swan events).

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A fixed percentage is charged on open positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. in addition to VaR margin. This provides the exchange a buffer against unforeseen losses and protects the system from cascading failures in case of extreme market turmoil.

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It is additional margins imposed by exchanges at their discretion on specific securities or market participants during periods of high volatility or perceived risk.

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It varies depending on the situation but could be a percentage increase on existing margins or restrictions on new positions.

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Adhoc margins mitigate risks arising from specific events or concerns (e.g., sudden spike in volatility of a particular stock).

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A margin penalty serves as a financial consequence for failing to maintain the required collateral (margin) in your trading account. Exchanges mandate sufficient margin levels for every trade to ensure adequate risk coverage in case a trade goes against you and you accrue a significant loss. This leads to a margin shortfall that occurs when the required margin exceeds the available funds in your account, triggering potential penalties.

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There are two types of margin penalties that exist as per SEBI regulations:

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In the event of a margin shortfall in your Share.Market trading account, you will receive immediate notification via both push notification and email. Your prompt action is required to address the shortfall and maintain sufficient funds. Here’s a breakdown of the expected response timeline:

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MTM, or Mark-to-Market, is a process in futures trading that values open positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. based on their current market price at the end of each trading day. This means any unrealized gains or losses are reflected in your account balance daily, keeping track of your potential profit or loss on the contract.

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Here’s an example of MTM in action with Nifty futures trading at ₹21500:

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You buy 1 lot of Nifty futures contract on Day 1 at ₹21500.

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Each Nifty futures contract represents a lot size of 50.

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The contract value is calculated as contract price x lot size, making your initial contract value ₹21500 * 50 = ₹1,075,000.

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Let’s say the position varies like this:

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1₹21500+100₹21600₹21600+10,000
2₹21600 (previous day’s settlement)-50₹21550₹21550-5,000
3₹21550 (previous day’s settlement)+75₹21625₹21625+7,500
ACTUAL PROFIT +12500
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The term ‘open interest limit’ denotes the highest number of open contracts or positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. that market participants are allowed to maintain for a specific financial instrument.

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A restriction applies on a per-client basis, limiting them to 5% of the total number of all derivative contracts for the same underlying asset, while trading members (brokers) are subject to a 15% limit on open interest.

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This might happen if you initiate the short positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. (selling options or futures) before initiating the long position (buying options or futures). 

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To avoid this while initiating a hedged F&O position, prioritize buying the long leg first to minimize margin requirements. This leg typically requires less upfront premium compared to short positions. Following the long leg with the short leg reduces the risk of encountering margin shortfall or paying the full margin for the sell trade.

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The margin for pledged sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. will be reflected in your trading account one day (T+1) after the shares have been pledged.

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We usually take your approval on the total value of each stock plus a 2% buffer. This makes sure that the allocation percentages don’t get affected by the change in market prices on the next trading day. However, the system also takes into effect that your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. investment should not exceed your approved amount.

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Yes, you can. However, if you place any buy orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. after the market closes, it will be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. only on the next trading day. The quantity for each stock in your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. will be determined by the percentage allocation recommended by the curator, the value you’ve approved, and the market prices on the next trading day.

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If you’ve cancelled the IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. application, you will receive the refund only after the allotment process is complete on the refund initiation date. You can see the date by when you will get the money, under OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. Timeline.

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Peak margin is the maximum amount of funds or number of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. that you can trade in intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. without adding additional money to your trading account..

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Your limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. was rejected with this error because the limit price you set did not reach the Last Traded Price (LTPLTP Last Traded Price is the most recent price at which a share was bought or sold on the stock exchange.) of that scrip.

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You may be unable to set the limit price for a scrip if the price you’ve entered is outside the upper and lower circuit limit range. You will need to set a limit price within the circuit limit range to place your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. .

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If you’ve transferred your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from another broker to Share.Market, you may not be able to see that scrip under your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account.. However, you will still be able to sell these shares by searching for the scrip from your home screen, selecting it, and then placing your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market..

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If you’ve applied for the IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. through net banking and have been allotted the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., you may not be able to see that scrip under your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account.. However, you will still be able to sell these shares by searching for the scrip from your home screen, selecting it, and then placing your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market..

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EPIEPI Early Pay-In. If you have sold your shares today, you can use 100% of the amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. This amount is called EPI. (Early Pay-in) is done when settlement obligations are fulfilled with the clearing corporation before the due date. It happens when securities are marked or blocked with clearing corporations before time.

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If you’ve sold your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. today, you can use the entire amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. However, you can withdraw it only on the next trading day.

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Important: In the case of BTST (Buy Today Sell Tomorrow) trades, you will receive the entire amount only on the next trading day.

Note: Stocks sold from deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. today will be available for buying on the same day.

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This may happen if the exchange could not match or execute your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. within market closing time.

In such cases, you will need to place this order again or place an after market orderAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. (AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours.).

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This may happen if:

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You can sell these shares even if you can’t see these specific details. However, you can reach out to us or raise a ticket if you’d like to get these details updated.

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A periodic call auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept. is a measure by SEBI to reduce the volatility in illiquid stocks. Stocks traded in this category meet specific criteria outlined by SEBI like having less than 50 average daily number of trades, less than 10,000 daily trading volume, etc. 

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No, you will not have to pay an exit fee when you exit a WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research.. 

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WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. curators rebalance WealthBasket constituents from time to time based on their investment strategies. They make recommendations to sell and buy some or all holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. to better the WealthBasket performance. Once you accept the recommendations, the sell ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will be carried out first. The sale proceeds from that will then be used to buy the recommended sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company..  

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You can use UPI handles of only those apps or banks that support IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. applications made via UPI. You can visit https://www.npci.org.in/what-we-do/ipo/live-partners to see the list of apps and banks that support this.

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The DigiLocker access permission may have been denied if you’ve not selected or ticked the checkboxes for the Aadhaar Card and PAN Verification Record before tapping Allow. Please make sure you’ve ticked both the checkboxes before proceeding.

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Sometimes exchanges may take time to shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. an update on the application status with us. However, if you have approved the mandate at your end, you will be eligible for the IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. allotment process.

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If you applied for an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. before it was open, you will receive the mandate on the UPI app you’ve selected only once the bidding window starts.

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Your IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. application may have been rejected by the exchange due to some reasons. Please reach out to the RTA to know more about this.

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Your AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. may get rejected due to margin shortfall because there aren’t enough funds in your trading account. This may happen if:  

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Currently, we allow you to submit IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. applications of only up to ₹2 lakhs in the employee or shareholder category. However, if the company allows applications of more than ₹2 lakhs, you can apply by logging into your net banking account and completing the application through ASBA.

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Your IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. application status may show Cancelled if: 

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoyMTA1Nw==","uri":"/home/account-management/off-market-transactions/how-do-i-register-the-buyers-demat-account-as-a-beneficiary-under-my-demat-account/","title":"How do I register the buyer’s demat account as a beneficiary under my demat account?","description":"\n

If you’re selling securities off-market, you can register the beneficiaries through your DP or using Easi/Easiest login.

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  1. Download the registration form below.
  2. Add all relevant details and courier the filled registration form to: 
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  1. After successful verification of details, you will receive a link sent by CDSL to your mobile number and email ID registered in the demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares.. This is to verify the buyer account details
  2. Enter your PAN or BOID. 
  3. On successful identification, you will see the buyer details on your screen. Once you’ve verified them, tap OTP Authenticate and enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number and email ID. The buyer account details will now be added as ‘beneficiary’ under your demat account. 
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You can also register beneficiaries without any physical form using your Easi/Easiest login. Tap here, enter login details, and the OTP received on the registered mobile number and email ID. You will then have to add your dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. details, and then add the buyer account details under beneficiary details as well as in trusted account details. 

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If you do not get the IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. allotment, your bank will release the blocked amount. You can see the date by when the money will be unblocked, under OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. Timeline.

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If you’ve received the IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. allotment, you will find these sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. in your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. once the company is listed. You can see the listing date for the company under OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. Timeline. 

If you’ve received a partial allotment in the IPO, your bank will release the blocked amount for the unallotted shares. You can check the Order Timeline section to see the date by which your bank will unblock your money. If there are any issues with this, please reach out to the bank or the IPO issue registrar.

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In this case, your bank should release the blocked amount automatically within the mandate end date. If your bank hasn’t done so, please reach out to them or escalate this issue with NPCI at ipo.upi@npci.org.in.

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If you face any issues regarding the mandate, please reach out to the support team of the relevant UPI service provider. You can also try accepting the mandate after some time.

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If you have applied as an HNI investor, you won’t be able to cancel the application. 

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Even if you are a retail investor, you won’t be able to cancel the application if the cut-off time for the bid submission is crossed.

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If you’ve submitted the application during the pre-apply window, you can expect the mandate usually within the first day of the bidding window. If you have applied during the bidding window it may take up to 24 hours from the time you have submitted the application. 

However, if you have applied on the last day and have not received the mandate in the next 2-3 hours, please cancel the application and submit a fresh application within the timeline.

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In the IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. section on your app or web, select the relevant IPO you’ve applied for. You can then tap the Bid Details dropdown and tap Modify or Cancel to modify or cancel your application

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If you have applied as an HNI investor, you won’t be able to modify the bid by reducing the amount or price. However, you can modify the bid to increase the lot size or price.  

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Usually, you can accept the mandate till 5 pm on the closing date of IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.. These timings can be subject to change from IPO to IPO. It is always better to accept the mandate immediately once you receive it.

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Yes. The regulator’s shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. allotment rules state that the minimum bid lot is based on the minimum application amount. This offer price is generally between ₹14,000 – ₹15,000 per mainboard IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. bid value, as defined by the company.

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If you want to invest more than 5 lakhs, log into your net banking account and complete the application through ASBA. 

Note: Only select banks allow investing more than 5 lakhs in an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.

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Yes, you can place an application for more than 1 lakh using UPI. You can create UPI mandate requests for up to 5 lakhs for IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. application.

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Yes, you can apply through any bank account where you are the primary account holder.

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You can only use UPI as a payment mode to invest in IPOsIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. on our platform. If your investment is above 5 lakhs, you will have to make the transaction through the net banking options available in your bank’s net banking portal.

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Yes, you can apply up to 3 bids in a single IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. application. 

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To apply for an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange., 

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  1. Tap IPO on your home screen and select the company and category you want to invest in.
  2. Select and add all relevant details for your IPO application. 
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Here are the risks of investing in an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.:

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No, there are no specific tax benefits solely for IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. investments. Investors are subjected to capital gains or loss tax when they sell their IPO sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. at a profit or loss, depending on the holding period and applicable tax laws.

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Usually, the company with an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. decides if there is a separate category for the company employees. Some allow their employees to participate through an employee quota with a fixed portion of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. reserved for them. There may also be employee discounts within this quota. Even if there is no separate category for employees, they can still apply under the retail or HNI category.

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Here are the market sessions on an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. listing day:

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IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. bidding is usually open for 3 to 5 days. It can go to a maximum of 10 days. The allotment of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. is usually confirmed within the next 2 working days. The issue will be listed within the next 3 working days after the closure of the IPO.

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Lock-in periods are restrictions imposed on certain shareholders like company insiders, promoters, and early investors, preventing them from selling their sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. for a specific period after the IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.. This prevents a massive sell-off that could harm the stock’s price in the early days of trading. Generally, pre-IPO investors have a lock-in period of 6 months. 

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The cut-off price is the offer price at which the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. get issued to the investors, which could be any price within the price band. When you apply for an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. at the cut-off price, you won’t have the option to enter the price separately and your bid will be considered at the cut-off price finally discovered. 

Note: Only retail investors can apply for IPOsIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. at a cut-off price. HNI investors cannot apply for IPOs at a cut-off price.

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Yes, IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. prices can change on the first day of trading. 

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The IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) is a legal document that provides detailed information about the company, its IPO offering, financials, business model, and risk factors. Investors should always read the prospectus before making investment decisions.

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The offer price for an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. is determined through book building or fixed price method. 

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Here are the 4 broad categories of investors in an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.:

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Retail individual investor (RII): These are Indian resident individuals, NRIs and HUFs who participate in an IPO with less than ₹2 lakhs. If oversubscribed, the allotment is on a lottery basis and applicants will receive a maximum of one lot.

High Net-worth Individual (HNI): These are Indian resident individuals, NRIs, HUFs, companies, corporations, academic institutions, societies and trusts. Investors who place bids for sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. worth ₹2 lakhs to 10 lakhs are Small HNIs. Those who place bids for shares worth more than ₹10 lakhs are Big HNIs. If the IPO is oversubscribed for small HNIs, the allocation will be on a lottery basis. For big HNIs, each investor will get allotment proportionately, subject to availability.

Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB): QIB is registered with SEBI to invest in IPOsIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.. Most QIBs invest in large amounts and represent investors who invest through mutual funds, ULIP schemes of insurance companies and pension schemes.

Anchor Investors: Anchor investors are financial institutions that are allocated shares at a fixed price before the IPO is opened to the public. These also include public financial institutions, banks, mutual funds, and foreign portfolio investors who invest money on behalf of their clients.

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Both individual and institutional investors can participate in an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. by purchasing sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. at the offer price during the IPO subscription period.

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There are two types of IPOsIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.: 

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An Initial Public Offering (IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.) is the first sale of company sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to the public on a stock exchange. It allows a private company to become publicly traded and raise capital from general public investors for funding expansion, paying off debts, acquiring assets, supporting research and development etc. It also allows early investors and founders to sell their shares and realise their investments.

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When going public, a company hires an investment bank or underwriter to manage the offering. The bank or underwriter helps set the IPO price, conduct due diligence, and market the offering to potential investors. After the IPO is successful, company shares are listed and begin trading on the stock exchange.

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You will be asked to add more funds before rebalancing if the available funds in your trading account and the previously unutilized WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. funds are not sufficient enough to buy the latest recommended sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company..

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Your buy ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may be pending if the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. have hit an upper circuit. Your sell orders may be pending if the shares have hit a lower circuit.

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If you sell your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. stocks directly from the HoldingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. section instead of the WealthBasket section, we’ll adjust the discrepancies between your WealthBasket holdings and overall holdings.

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Once the trades are executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price., the brokerage and regulatory charges get added at the end of the day. This is why the average purchase price is different from the price at which the trades were executed.

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This may happen if there is some discrepancy in the number of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. in your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account..  This usually happens if:

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Charts are visual representations of stock prices and the quantity of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. traded in the market. They help you identify patterns and trends in the stock market so that you can make informed trading decisions and manage risk. Charts also help you do technical analysis so that you can make investments according to your strategies.

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Currently, you can trade in deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends., intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day., futures and options.

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There are two types of stock markets:

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Primary market: The primary market is where newly issued securities, like stocks and bonds, are sold for the first time by companies or governments directly to investors. A company enters the primary market through an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. by publicly registering itself on the stock exchange for the first time. Primary markets allow companies to raise long-term funds with the issue of new sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company..

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You will need to allow access to your location before taking the selfie as a part of SEBI’s requirement. This is because we can’t onboard a person who is residing outside India.

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You will have to submit a canceled cheque or last three months’ bank statements to upload bank proof manually. Please ensure your name is clearly visible on the document.

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In this case, you will not be able to open your account due to the name mismatch, as the name on your PAN card should match the name in your Aadhaar and bank account details.

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Tap here and select Apply Online>Application Type>Edit PAN details.

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Under Category, select Individual, fill in details, and proceed.

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Tap here, enter your Aadhaar, and OTP sent to your Aadhaar registered mobile number.

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Tap Edit Aadhaar online, edit details, submit the necessary documents, and pay.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMzkzOQ==","uri":"/home/getting-started/completing-your-kyc-verification/isnt-pan-and-aadhaar-sufficient-enough-for-kyc-requirements/","title":"Isn’t sharing my PAN and Aadhaar details sufficient for KYC verification?","description":"\n

While your PAN and Aadhaar are sufficient proof of identity and address, the current requirement for KYC verification and account opening requests more information about the account holder. Hence you must shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. all the additional information we’ve requested.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMzkyNw==","uri":"/home/getting-started/digilocker/what-if-i-dont-have-a-digilocker-account/","title":"What if I don’t have a DigiLocker account?","description":"\n

If you don’t have a DigiLocker account, you will have to create one while doing your KYC verification. All you need to do is enter your Aadhaar number, enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number, and set your passcode.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMzkxNQ==","uri":"/home/getting-started/email-and-pan/can-i-use-a-non-individual-pan-like-nri-huf-company-etc/","title":"Can I use a non-individual PAN to open an account?","description":"\n

No, currently we only allow individual PAN card holders to open an account with us.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMzkwMA==","uri":"/home/getting-started/email-and-pan/why-is-a-wrong-name-being-displayed-when-i-enter-my-pan/","title":"What if I want to use a PAN that is different from what is fetched?","description":"\n

If you would like to use a different PAN, please log in using a different mobile number. Make sure that the mobile number is linked to an Aadhaar and a unique PAN.

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Note: The name on your PAN card, Aadhaar, and bank account details should be the same.

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Learn more about what you should do if you want to change the name on your PAN card.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMzg4NQ==","uri":"/home/getting-started/creating-a-trading-and-demat-account/can-a-trading-account-be-opened-without-opening-a-demat-account/","title":"Can I open a demat account without opening a trading account?","description":"\n

No, you cannot open a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. with Share.Market without opening a trading account. 

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This is because the demat account acts like a repository. While demat account helps you with the deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., trading in equity delivery, applying for an IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange., getting allotment of shares etc., a trading account helps with managing funds for these activities.

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If you’ve lost access to your registered mobile number, you can change your mobile number:

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Log in to the Share.Market platform using your registered mobile number. You will receive OTP on your registered email address. 

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Tap Change Mobile Number below and tap Proceed. 

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Enter your new mobile number where you would like to receive all your Share.Market communication and tap Proceed.

Note: Additionally, ensure you do not use a mobile number already linked to another Share.Market account. If it is already registered, please use a different number.

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Now enter the OTP sent to your new mobile number and tap on verify.

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You’ll be redirected to the e-sign screen. Just tap Proceed to E-Sign and enter your Aadhaar number to get the OTP on the registered mobile number.

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OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. placed within the past 15 days will be visible in the Orders section. Orders placed before that will be available in your tradebook.

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If your PhonePe account is deactivated or inactive, you won’t be able to log in to your Share.Market account. Please activate your PhonePe account to log in to your Share.Market account.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMjU0Nw==","uri":"/home/getting-started/email-and-pan/how-is-my-pan-automatically-fetched/","title":"How did my PAN get fetched automatically?","description":"\n

We fetched your PAN automatically because you’ve already shared your PAN details with us to invest in mutual funds through the PhonePe app.

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No, you cannot cancel the buy ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. that have been scheduled during rebalancing.

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Your buy value may have changed because you have chosen to change the quantities while buying. In such cases, the buy orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is placed based on the quantity you’ve approved and not the value. 

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If you approve your rebalance before 3:20 pm on a market day, your buy orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is placed the same day, typically within 10 minutes, minimizing price fluctuations. However, slight variations may still occur due to market conditions at the time of order executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..

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While rebalancing, the sell ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are carried out first. The sale proceeds are then used to carry out the buy orders.

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As the buy orders are placed on the next trading day, there is a possibility that the prices of those stocks recommended for buying may change. Hence, your approval is taken on value instead of quantity. Once approved, the orders will be placed based on the recommended value. The quantities are updated based on the current market prices of recommended stocks at the time of orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. placement.

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Yes, the funds in your trading account may be used to rebalance your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. if the money you received from selling the recommended sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. does not cover the cost of buying the recommended shares.

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Note: Any unallocated funds in the WealthBasket may also be used towards buy ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. However, if we still run out of funds to carry out the buy orders, the funds in your trading account will be used.

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eDIS (Electronic DeliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. Instruction Slip) is a facility through which you can authorize your sell transactions before placing the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. You can authorize your eDIS on Share.Market.

DDPIDDPI DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instructions) lets a broker debit securities from your demat account (if you want to sell them) without needing a TPIN or OTP each time. (DematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. Debit and Pledge Instruction) is a replacement for POA. It allows brokers to directly debit stocks from your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and deliver them to the exchange. This makes for a more seamless trading experience.

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Download the DRF form below, fill it out, and courier it to the below address along with the original physical shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. certificate:

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PhonePe Wealth Broking Pvt Ltd, Office – 2, Floor 3, Wing A, Block A, Salarpuria Softzone, Bellandur Village, Varthur Hobli, Outer Ring Road, Bangalore South, Bangalore, Karnataka – 560103, India.

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You can also create a ticket for this on Share.Market and we will help you.

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This may happen if your KYC submission on some other platform is under verification or put on hold at the KRAKRA A KYC Registration Agency (KRA) is an entity registered with SEBI. It manages investors' KYC records for SEBI-registered capital market intermediaries. There are several KRAs registered with SEBI. (KYC Registration Agency).

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You will be able to do your KYC verification with us only 48 hours after your previous KYC submission. You can check the status of your previous KYC submission here.

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This may happen if:

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TermDefinition
In The Money(ITM)An “in-the-money” is a term used in options trading to describe a situation where the option’s strike price is favorable to the current market price of the underlying asset, resulting in potential value for the option holder. These often have intrinsic value, meaning there is a realizable gain if the option is exercised immediately
Income Distribution Cum Capital Withdrawal (IDCW) PlanAn IDCW plan in a mutual fund is a type of scheme where a portion of profits and dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. earned are distributed to investors at regular intervals in form of cash. This plan is suitable for investors looking for regular income.
Income Distribution Cum Capital Withdrawal (IDCW) Reinvestment PlanAn IDCW plan in a mutual fund is a type of scheme where a portion of profits and dividends earned are distributed to investors at regular intervals in form of units of the same fund.
Income Statement/Profit & Loss AccountA financial statement that shows a company’s revenues, expenses, and net income over a specific period.
IndexAn index measures the price performance of a basket of securities (equities, bonds, etc).
India VixIndia VIX, or the India Volatility Index, measures expected market volatility based on Nifty 50 index options, acting as a “fear gauge” to assess investor sentiment and market risk. The higher the India VIX, more volatile the NIFTY is expected to be.
Industry AnalysisEvaluating the performance and trends of a specific sector or industry to identify investment opportunities.
Industry P/EIt is a metric to judge the average valuation of companies within the specific industries. Comparing industry P/E with company P/E helps investors judge whether the stock is relatively cheaper or expensive to its peers.
InflationThe rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, eroding purchasing power.
Insider TradingInsider trading refers to trading a company’s securities by insiders based on material information that is not publicly available. Insider trading is considered unfair and illegal as the insiders stand to make unfair gains at the cost of outsiders to the company.
InsolvencyInsolvency is a state of financial distress in which a business or person is unable to pay their bills. This can lead to legal action and selling of assets to repay debts.
Interest RatesThe cost of borrowing money or the return earned on savings, impacting investment decisions.
IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day.Intraday trading is style of trading in which buyers or sellers of a security settle their trades before the market closes on that particular day itself.
IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.An Initial Public Offering (IPO) refers to the process of a company issuing sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to the public in orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to get listed on the stock exchange.
Issue PriceThe issue price of a security is the price at which they are offered for sale when they first become available to the public.
Kagi chartsThey are constructed by drawing vertical lines, known as “kagi lines”, to represent price action. Kagi charts ignore time and only focus on price changes, with each line representing a specific price range. When the price of the asset surpasses the top of the previous kagi line, a new bullish line is drawn, and when the price falls below the bottom of the previous line, a new bearish line is drawn
Know Your Customer/Client (KYC)KYC is a required process for financial institutions to verify a person’s identity before offering financial services. It helps prevent fraud, money laundering, and other illegal activities.
Large-CapAs per SEBI, large-cap companies are those firms ranked between 1 and 100 by full market capitalization.
Last Traded Price (LTPLTP Last Traded Price is the most recent price at which a share was bought or sold on the stock exchange.)It is the price at which the most recent trade of a particular security took place on a stock exchange.
Level Playing FieldThese are policy standards which are applicable to all the participants involved in a operating business in a particular sector of economy. No special treatment is provided to anyone in terms of exception to law, etc,
LeverageIn finance, leverage is use of borrowed capital for any investment, with an expectation that the profits made are greater than the interest paid.
LiabilityA liability is a responsibility or debt that an individual or company owes to someone else due to past transactions or obligations. For eg: If you take a loan from any bank then the loan amount is a liability upon you, while for the bank it is an asset.
Limit OrderA limit order is a buy or sell order punched on an exchange with a fixed price, only when the price criteria is met the order goes through and the transaction gets completed.

For Eg: If you want to buy 50 shares of XYZ at ₹500 and it is trading at ₹505, then your buy order will execute only when the stock price reaches ₹500 else the order will get canceled at the end of the day.
Line chartsThey are a type of financial charts created by plotting the closing prices of an asset on a graph and connecting them with a line.
LiquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. FundLiquid funds are debt funds that invest in fixed-income securities such as certificates of deposit, treasury bills, commercial papers, and other debt securities that mature within 91 days.
LiquidationLiquidation is the process of converting all the security holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. in your entire portfolio or a part of it into cash.
LiquidityLiquidity refers to the ease with which an investor can buy or sell a particular asset without changes in its price.
Liquidity RatiosFinancial ratios that measure a company’s ability to meet its short-term obligations, such as the current ratio or quick ratio.
ListingListing is the process of price discovery of a stock by selling its shares to general public and getting it up on the stock exchanges.
Lock-In PeriodThe lock-In period is a period of time during which the security held by an investor cannot be sold to anyone else.

For example: Certain mutual funds have a lock-in period before they can be sold.
Long-Term Capital Gain TaxLTCG tax or long term capital gains tax is a tax applicable on profits accrued due to the sale or purchase of securities which are held for more than certain specified period.
Low PriceIt refers to the lowest price at which a particular security was traded on an exchange during a specific timeframe.
Lower CircuitLower circuits refer to the lower limit below which the price can not go on the current trading day. They are calculated as a percentage of the previous closing price. For a stock to hit the lower circuit, the current investors must not be willing to buy even at the lower circuit price, while various investors want to sell at that price.
LumpsumLumpsum investment refers to putting big amount of money into an investment all at once, instead of spreading it out over time like systematic investment plan (SIP).
Management FeeA management fee is a charge levied by an investment manager for managing an investment fund. The management fee compensates the managers for their time and expertise in managing the portfolio.
Management TeamThe group of executives and leaders responsible for making strategic decisions and running a company.
MarginMargin trading is borrowing money from a broker to purchase securities or equity shares.
Margin CallMargin call is an intimation by broker when an investor/trader needs to add additional funds in their trading accounts. This is to make sure investors have enough funds to keep their trades open and not get automatically closed.
Mark-To-MarketMark-to-market is a system of valuing an asset based on its current market price in real time.
Market CapMarket cap or market capitalisation is the market value of a company calculated by multiplying its shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. price by its number of outstanding shares. The market cap of a company is used as an indicator of its size.

Companies are often divided into large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap categories based on their market capitalisation.
Market RateIt is the current price of any security which is trading in secondary market on realtime basis
Market SentimentIt refers to the outlook of traders and investors towards market or an asset, and can be described as bullish (positive), bearish (negative), or neutral (uncertain).
Market TrendsThe general direction of the stock market or a specific industry, indicating potential opportunities or risks.
Mid-CapAs per SEBI, mid-cap companies are those firms ranked between 101 and 250 by full market capitalization.
MoatWhen we say a business has a good moat, we are saying that it has a high ability to protect its market share and set them apart from competitors.
MomentumIt refers to the rate of increase of an asset’s price over a specific timeframe.
Momentum StocksMomentum stocks are stocks which show a high rate of change in price over a period of time. A higher rate of change of price help investors determine the strength of a trend and invest in these stocks to gain profits.
Money MarketThe money market is a type of financial market where short-term borrowing and lending of funds take place. It includes various instruments like Treasury bills, commercial paper, and certificates of deposit etc.
MortgageA mortgage is a contract with a lender that lets them take a borrower’s property if they don’t pay back the money borrowed with interest.
Mortgage-Backed SecuritiesA mortgage-backed security is a type of asset-backed security which is secured by a mortgage or collection of mortgages. The mortgages are securitized and packaged, such that investors can buy.
Moving AverageA technical indicator that smooths out price fluctuations by calculating the average price over a specific period of time.
Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)MACD is a technical indicator that measures the difference between two exponential moving averages, revealing potential shifts in momentum and trend direction in underlying security. It helps traders identify bullish and bearish signals.
Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX)MCX or Multi Commodity Exchange is an Indian commodities exchange that deals in the trading of commodity derivatives.
Multibagger StocksMultibagger stocks are those stocks that provide investors with returns multiple times higher than the cost of investing in them. Coined by Peter Lynch, a prominent investment manager from the 80s and 90s, the term refers to stocks that yield exceptional returns.
Municipal BondsMunicipal bonds (“munis”) are debt securities issued by state and local governments.
Mutual FundA mutual fund is a fund that collects money from a number of investors and invests the same in equities, bonds, money market instruments and/or other securities. These funds are managed by registered professionals with expertise in capital markets.
NasdaqNasdaq Stock Market is an American stock exchange based in New York City. It is ranked second on the list of stock exchanges by market capitalization of shares traded, behind the New York Stock Exchange. NASDAQ Index is the benchmark index of this exchange and mainly consists of technology stocks.
National Stock Exchange (NSE)The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) is one of India’s 2 major stock exchanges. In addition to facilitating the trading of stocks, NSE also facilitates the wholesale debt market and the cash market segment.
Net Asset Value (NAV)NAV is the value of one unit of a mutual fund scheme which an investor can invest in. The value of NAV changes based on the value of the underlying assets held in the mutual fund scheme and helps in tracking its performance.
Net IncomeThe profit earned by a company after deducting all expenses, taxes, and interest.
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)NYSE is one of the largest stock exchanges in the world. It is based in lower Manhattan District of New York City in USA.
NIFTYNIFTY 50 (commonly referred to as just NIFTY) is NSE’s benchmark index made up of 50 companies listed on the NSE and is meant to reflect the overall market conditions. It was launched in 1996.
NSDLNational Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) is one of the 2 depositories in India. Depositories enable the holding of securities in dematerialised form and transaction of securities. The company describes itself as a market infrastructure institution (MII) and provides services to exchanges, clearing corporations, depository participants (DPs), issuers, and investors.
OHLCShort for Open-High-Low-Close of a security in a given time frame. OHLC data is widely used in various forms of financial charting and technical analysis to assess price movements and trends.
One Cancels The Other Order (OCO)A combination of two ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. in which the executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. of either one automatically cancels the other.
Open Market OperationThe buying and selling of government securities namely treasury bills, notes, and bonds by the central bank of a country. It is one of many ways through whic central bank controls the supply of money in the economy.
Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC)Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) is a government initiative for promoting open networks for all aspects of the electronic or digital exchange of goods and services. With ONDC, buyers and sellers need not be on the same platform to discover each other, making it easier for customers to find products. Also, ONDC takes away the power of imposing policies from platforms and helps smaller retailers access the online marketplace.
Open PriceIt refers to the price at which the first trade of particular security took place on an exchange during a specific timeframe.
Operating IncomeOperating income is the money a company earns from its regular business operations, like selling products or services. It’s the income before deducting interest, taxes, and other non-operational expenses.
OptionsAn option in finance is a contract that gives the owner the right to buy or sell a particular asset at a specified price and date. There are two kinds of options: call options and put options.
OrdersAn order is a request made to buy or sell a security. Traders and investors use different types of orders to specify the conditions under which they want the trade to be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is a cartel of 13 petroleum exporting countries. The 13 member countries account for an estimated 44 percent of global oil production and 81.5 percent of the world’s proven oil reserves. The decision of these countries on the production of crude oil moves the prices of these commodities as well as the world economies.
OscillatorA technical indicator used to identify potential overbought or oversold conditions in the market. DIfferent types of Oscillators such stochastic oscillator, relative strength (RSI), rate of change (ROC), and money flow (MFI) are available for use by traders.
Out-Of-The-Money“Out of the money” (OTM) options refer to an option contract whose strike price is unfavorable in relation to the current market price of the underlying asset. In this situation, exercising the option would result in a loss if done immediately. Traders use OTM options for various strategies, such as speculative bets on significant price movements or as part of complex option spreads.
OverboughtIt is when price has risen significantly and quickly, to a level that some investors consider higher than its fair value.
OversoldIt is when price has fallen significantly and quickly, to a level that some investors consider lower than its fair value.
OversubscriptionAny extra amount received by the company more than the proposed issued capital during IPO or FPO is called as oversubscription
P/B RatioPrice-to-book (P/B) ratio is a valuation multiple calculated by dividing the market capitalisation of a company by its book value.
P/E RatioPrice-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is a valuation multiple that is calculated by dividing the share price of a company by its earnings per share (EPS).
Paid Up CapitalThe part of the issued capital of a company that has been paid up by the shareholders
PatternIt is a recognizable and repeatable formation of price movements on a chart. It can help traders predict potential future price movements based on historical price behaviors.
Penny StocksPenny stock is a term that originated in the US markets and was used to describe stocks whose prices were just a few pennies. Typically penny stocks have low market capitalisation, share prices, and liquidity.
Pivot pointsThey are price levels calculated using the high, low, and closing prices of the previous trading day or a specified timeframe. It is used to identify potential support and resistance levels for the current trading day.
PMI IndexThe Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) is an economic indicator derived from the monthly survey of the private sector companies. PMI aims in providing information regarding the current and future conditions of a business to the decision-makers, analysts and investors of the company.
Point and figure chartsThese charts use a grid of Xs and Os to represent changes in price. The Xs represent uptrends and the Os represent downtrends, with each box on the grid representing a set price increment.
PortfolioAn investor’s portfolio is the collection of all their investments across all asset classes, e.g. stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, etc. Ideally, an investor’s portfolio should match their risk profile and be appropriate for the kind of goals they want to achieve.
Power Of Attorney
A power of attorney is a written document where one person gives another person the authority to act on their behalf for certain tasks or actions.
Pre-market open / post-market openPre-market open and Post-market open refer to specific time periods before and after the regular trading hours of the stock market, respectively. These extended trading sessions allow investors to place orders and react to news outside the standard trading hours.
Preference sharesType of shares that gives its owners right to receive dividends before common shareholders and have priority in case the company goes bankrupt and assets are distributed.
Presumptive TaxationPresumptive taxation is a simplified method of calculating income tax for certain small businesses or professionals based on assumed income, rather than actual detailed calculations. This helps ease the tax process for those with relatively simple financial situations.
Price ActionPrice action is about understanding how a security’s price moves on a chart, without using indicators or external factors. It includes looking at patterns, trends, and important price levels to make trading decisions.
Primary Market
The primary market is where newly issued securities, like stocks and bonds, are sold for the first time by companies or governments directly to investors.
Profit MarginThe percentage of revenue that becomes profit after deducting expenses.
Profitability RatiosFinancial ratios that measure a company’s ability to generate profit, such as gross profit margin or return on assets.
Promoter HoldingPromoter holding is a measure of equity of a company held by its promoters. It is expressed as a percentage calculated by dividing the number of shares with promoters and the total number of shares of the company.

High promoter holding stocks might be considered to be safer than low promoter holding stocks as it reflects the high confidence of promoters in the company.
Put/Call RatioThe ratio of put trading volume divided by the call trading volume. For example, a put/call ratio of 0.74 means that for every 100 calls bought, 74 puts were bought. The Put-Call Ratio provides insights into investor sentiment, market expectations, and potential shifts in the overall market direction.
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The higher the India VIX, more volatile the NIFTY is expected to be."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Industry Analysis","description":"Evaluating the performance and trends of a specific sector or industry to identify investment opportunities."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Industry P/E","description":"It is a metric to judge the average valuation of companies within the specific industries. Comparing industry P/E with company P/E helps investors judge whether the stock is relatively cheaper or expensive to its peers."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Inflation","description":"The rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, eroding purchasing power."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Insider Trading","description":"Insider trading refers to trading a company’s securities by insiders based on material information that is not publicly available. Insider trading is considered unfair and illegal as the insiders stand to make unfair gains at the cost of outsiders to the company."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Insolvency","description":"Insolvency is a state of financial distress in which a business or person is unable to pay their bills. This can lead to legal action and selling of assets to repay debts."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Interest Rates","description":"The cost of borrowing money or the return earned on savings, impacting investment decisions."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","description":"Intraday trading is style of trading in which buyers or sellers of a security settle their trades before the market closes on that particular day itself."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","description":"An Initial Public Offering (IPO) refers to the process of a company issuing sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to the public in orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to get listed on the stock exchange."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Issue Price","description":"The issue price of a security is the price at which they are offered for sale when they first become available to the public."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Kagi charts","description":"They are constructed by drawing vertical lines, known as “kagi lines”, to represent price action. Kagi charts ignore time and only focus on price changes, with each line representing a specific price range. When the price of the asset surpasses the top of the previous kagi line, a new bullish line is drawn, and when the price falls below the bottom of the previous line, a new bearish line is drawn"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Know Your Customer/Client (KYC)","description":"KYC is a required process for financial institutions to verify a person’s identity before offering financial services. 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For Eg: If you want to buy 50 shares of XYZ at ₹500 and it is trading at ₹505, then your buy order will execute only when the stock price reaches ₹500 else the order will get canceled at the end of the day."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Line charts","description":"They are a type of financial charts created by plotting the closing prices of an asset on a graph and connecting them with a line."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","description":"Liquid funds are debt funds that invest in fixed-income securities such as certificates of deposit, treasury bills, commercial papers, and other debt securities that mature within 91 days."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Liquidation","description":"Liquidation is the process of converting all the security holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. in your entire portfolio or a part of it into cash."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Liquidity","description":"Liquidity refers to the ease with which an investor can buy or sell a particular asset without changes in its price."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Liquidity Ratios","description":"Financial ratios that measure a company’s ability to meet its short-term obligations, such as the current ratio or quick ratio."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Listing","description":"Listing is the process of price discovery of a stock by selling its shares to general public and getting it up on the stock exchanges."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Lock-In Period","description":"The lock-In period is a period of time during which the security held by an investor cannot be sold to anyone else.

For example: Certain mutual funds have a lock-in period before they can be sold."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Long-Term Capital Gain Tax","description":"LTCG tax or long term capital gains tax is a tax applicable on profits accrued due to the sale or purchase of securities which are held for more than certain specified period."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Low Price","description":"It refers to the lowest price at which a particular security was traded on an exchange during a specific timeframe."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Lower Circuit","description":"Lower circuits refer to the lower limit below which the price can not go on the current trading day. They are calculated as a percentage of the previous closing price. For a stock to hit the lower circuit, the current investors must not be willing to buy even at the lower circuit price, while various investors want to sell at that price."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Lumpsum","description":"Lumpsum investment refers to putting big amount of money into an investment all at once, instead of spreading it out over time like systematic investment plan (SIP)."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Management Fee","description":"A management fee is a charge levied by an investment manager for managing an investment fund. The management fee compensates the managers for their time and expertise in managing the portfolio."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Management Team","description":"The group of executives and leaders responsible for making strategic decisions and running a company."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Margin","description":"Margin trading is borrowing money from a broker to purchase securities or equity shares."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Margin Call","description":"Margin call is an intimation by broker when an investor/trader needs to add additional funds in their trading accounts. This is to make sure investors have enough funds to keep their trades open and not get automatically closed."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Mark-To-Market","description":"Mark-to-market is a system of valuing an asset based on its current market price in real time."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Market Cap","description":"Market cap or market capitalisation is the market value of a company calculated by multiplying its shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. price by its number of outstanding shares. The market cap of a company is used as an indicator of its size.

Companies are often divided into large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap categories based on their market capitalisation."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Market Rate","description":"It is the current price of any security which is trading in secondary market on realtime basis"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Market Sentiment","description":"It refers to the outlook of traders and investors towards market or an asset, and can be described as bullish (positive), bearish (negative), or neutral (uncertain)."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Market Trends","description":"The general direction of the stock market or a specific industry, indicating potential opportunities or risks."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Mid-Cap","description":"As per SEBI, mid-cap companies are those firms ranked between 101 and 250 by full market capitalization."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Moat","description":"When we say a business has a good moat, we are saying that it has a high ability to protect its market share and set them apart from competitors."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Momentum","description":"It refers to the rate of increase of an asset’s price over a specific timeframe."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Momentum Stocks","description":"Momentum stocks are stocks which show a high rate of change in price over a period of time. A higher rate of change of price help investors determine the strength of a trend and invest in these stocks to gain profits."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Money Market","description":"The money market is a type of financial market where short-term borrowing and lending of funds take place. It includes various instruments like Treasury bills, commercial paper, and certificates of deposit etc."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Mortgage","description":"A mortgage is a contract with a lender that lets them take a borrower’s property if they don’t pay back the money borrowed with interest."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Mortgage-Backed Securities","description":"A mortgage-backed security is a type of asset-backed security which is secured by a mortgage or collection of mortgages. The mortgages are securitized and packaged, such that investors can buy."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Moving Average","description":"A technical indicator that smooths out price fluctuations by calculating the average price over a specific period of time."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)","description":"MACD is a technical indicator that measures the difference between two exponential moving averages, revealing potential shifts in momentum and trend direction in underlying security. It helps traders identify bullish and bearish signals."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX)","description":"MCX or Multi Commodity Exchange is an Indian commodities exchange that deals in the trading of commodity derivatives."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Multibagger Stocks","description":"Multibagger stocks are those stocks that provide investors with returns multiple times higher than the cost of investing in them. Coined by Peter Lynch, a prominent investment manager from the 80s and 90s, the term refers to stocks that yield exceptional returns."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Municipal Bonds","description":"Municipal bonds (“munis”) are debt securities issued by state and local governments."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Mutual Fund","description":"A mutual fund is a fund that collects money from a number of investors and invests the same in equities, bonds, money market instruments and/or other securities. These funds are managed by registered professionals with expertise in capital markets."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Nasdaq","description":"Nasdaq Stock Market is an American stock exchange based in New York City. It is ranked second on the list of stock exchanges by market capitalization of shares traded, behind the New York Stock Exchange. NASDAQ Index is the benchmark index of this exchange and mainly consists of technology stocks."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"National Stock Exchange (NSE)","description":"The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) is one of India’s 2 major stock exchanges. In addition to facilitating the trading of stocks, NSE also facilitates the wholesale debt market and the cash market segment."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Net Asset Value (NAV)","description":"NAV is the value of one unit of a mutual fund scheme which an investor can invest in. The value of NAV changes based on the value of the underlying assets held in the mutual fund scheme and helps in tracking its performance."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Net Income","description":"The profit earned by a company after deducting all expenses, taxes, and interest."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)","description":"NYSE is one of the largest stock exchanges in the world. It is based in lower Manhattan District of New York City in USA."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"NIFTY","description":"NIFTY 50 (commonly referred to as just NIFTY) is NSE’s benchmark index made up of 50 companies listed on the NSE and is meant to reflect the overall market conditions. It was launched in 1996."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"NSDL","description":"National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) is one of the 2 depositories in India. Depositories enable the holding of securities in dematerialised form and transaction of securities. The company describes itself as a market infrastructure institution (MII) and provides services to exchanges, clearing corporations, depository participants (DPs), issuers, and investors."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"OHLC","description":"Short for Open-High-Low-Close of a security in a given time frame. OHLC data is widely used in various forms of financial charting and technical analysis to assess price movements and trends."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"One Cancels The Other Order (OCO)","description":"A combination of two ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. in which the executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. of either one automatically cancels the other."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Open Market Operation","description":"The buying and selling of government securities namely treasury bills, notes, and bonds by the central bank of a country. 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The decision of these countries on the production of crude oil moves the prices of these commodities as well as the world economies."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Oscillator","description":"A technical indicator used to identify potential overbought or oversold conditions in the market. DIfferent types of Oscillators such stochastic oscillator, relative strength (RSI), rate of change (ROC), and money flow (MFI) are available for use by traders."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Out-Of-The-Money","description":"“Out of the money” (OTM) options refer to an option contract whose strike price is unfavorable in relation to the current market price of the underlying asset. In this situation, exercising the option would result in a loss if done immediately. 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It can help traders predict potential future price movements based on historical price behaviors."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Penny Stocks","description":"Penny stock is a term that originated in the US markets and was used to describe stocks whose prices were just a few pennies. Typically penny stocks have low market capitalisation, share prices, and liquidity."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Pivot points","description":"They are price levels calculated using the high, low, and closing prices of the previous trading day or a specified timeframe. It is used to identify potential support and resistance levels for the current trading day."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"PMI Index","description":"The Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) is an economic indicator derived from the monthly survey of the private sector companies. PMI aims in providing information regarding the current and future conditions of a business to the decision-makers, analysts and investors of the company."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Point and figure charts","description":"These charts use a grid of Xs and Os to represent changes in price. The Xs represent uptrends and the Os represent downtrends, with each box on the grid representing a set price increment."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Portfolio","description":"An investor’s portfolio is the collection of all their investments across all asset classes, e.g. stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, etc. Ideally, an investor’s portfolio should match their risk profile and be appropriate for the kind of goals they want to achieve."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Power Of Attorney","description":"
A power of attorney is a written document where one person gives another person the authority to act on their behalf for certain tasks or actions."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Pre-market open / post-market open","description":"Pre-market open and Post-market open refer to specific time periods before and after the regular trading hours of the stock market, respectively. These extended trading sessions allow investors to place orders and react to news outside the standard trading hours."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Preference shares","description":"Type of shares that gives its owners right to receive dividends before common shareholders and have priority in case the company goes bankrupt and assets are distributed."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Presumptive Taxation","description":"Presumptive taxation is a simplified method of calculating income tax for certain small businesses or professionals based on assumed income, rather than actual detailed calculations. This helps ease the tax process for those with relatively simple financial situations."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Price Action","description":"Price action is about understanding how a security’s price moves on a chart, without using indicators or external factors. It includes looking at patterns, trends, and important price levels to make trading decisions."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Primary Market","description":"
The primary market is where newly issued securities, like stocks and bonds, are sold for the first time by companies or governments directly to investors."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Profit Margin","description":"The percentage of revenue that becomes profit after deducting expenses."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Profitability Ratios","description":"Financial ratios that measure a company’s ability to generate profit, such as gross profit margin or return on assets."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Promoter Holding","description":"Promoter holding is a measure of equity of a company held by its promoters. It is expressed as a percentage calculated by dividing the number of shares with promoters and the total number of shares of the company.

High promoter holding stocks might be considered to be safer than low promoter holding stocks as it reflects the high confidence of promoters in the company."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTg0Mg==","uri":"/home/glossary/i-p/","title":"Put/Call Ratio","description":"The ratio of put trading volume divided by the call trading volume. For example, a put/call ratio of 0.74 means that for every 100 calls bought, 74 puts were bought. The Put-Call Ratio provides insights into investor sentiment, market expectations, and potential shifts in the overall market direction."},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMTY5OA==","uri":"/home/login-sign-up/signing-up-or-logging-in/how-do-i-set-or-change-my-biometric/","title":"How do I set or change my biometric?","description":"\n

To set or change your biometric,

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Tap Enable Biometric and press your finger over the fingerprint detector.

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This may happen if:

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Your KYC may fail or get rejected because:

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This may happen if your selfie isn’t clear, doesn’t match your Aadhaar photo, or if you’re trying to create an account from outside India.

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In this case, please make sure to check the above and try again. Here are the guidelines to remember while taking the selfie, please make sure of the below:

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While taking the selfie, please make sure of the below:

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You may be asked to shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your documents through DigiLocker again if you haven’t completed e-signing your account opening form within 3 days from the last time we fetched your documents. 

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In this case, you will have to start the account opening journey again and share your documents with us through DigiLocker.

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Know Your Customer (KYC), a process mandated by SEBI requires us to verify your identity and address details to enable you to open a dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account.

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A demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. is like a savings account for your stocks. Any sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. and securities you buy using your trading account will be stored digitally in your demat account. When you open a demat account, you will have a unique 16-digit account number that you can use to start trading. 

A trading account, is an account that allows you to buy and sell shares and securities and also helps you manage funds for trading.

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Validity is the duration till when the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. remains valid in the exchange. For example, a limit order placed in the morning remains valid in the exchange for a match until the market closes. 

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Depending on the order type, you can choose the validity of your order for the following time periods:

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IOC (Immediate or Cancel):  The ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. immediately. If the order is not executed immediately, it gets cancelled.
Day: The order is valid till the market closes i.e., at 3:30 pm on the day of order placement.

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The tick size is the smallest price increment in which the prices are quoted. It is generally 5 paisa (or ₹0.05), but also depends on absolute price of stocks. In some cases, it may be 1 paisa (or ₹0.01).

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Your documents will be fetched and verified automatically when you tap Proceed to DigiLocker. Once this is done,

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Enter your Aadhaar number and captcha and tap Next.

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Enter the OTP sent to your Aadhaar registered mobile number and tap Continue.

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Enter your DigiLocker Security PIN, and tap Continue. 
Note: If you’ve not set your PIN, tap Forgot PIN and set a PIN

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Tap Allow to provide consent to DigiLocker to shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your documents with Share.Market. 

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You can now resume the dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account opening on Share.Market.

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If you have not activated DDPIDDPI DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instructions) lets a broker debit securities from your demat account (if you want to sell them) without needing a TPIN or OTP each time., you need to authorize sell ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. via TPIN as mandated by SEBI. This provides extra protection while selling stocks and ETFs.

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WealthBaskets should be allowed a long investment period to deliver the desired performance. Additionally, you should evaluate WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. returns with respect to benchmarks instead of in absolute values.

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To partially withdraw funds,

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Tap Portfolio>>WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. and select the WealthBasket you want to make a partial withdrawal from.

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Tap More Actions tab located beside Current Value.

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Select Withdraw from the dropdown menu.

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Enter the amount you wish to withdraw and tap Confirm.

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Tap Withdraw and authorize the trades using your TPIN if you have not enabled DDPIDDPI DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instructions) lets a broker debit securities from your demat account (if you want to sell them) without needing a TPIN or OTP each time..

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To exit your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research.,

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Tap Portfolio>>WealthBasket and select the WealthBasket that you want to exit from.

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Tap More Actions beside the Current Value option.

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Select Withdraw from the dropdown menu.

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Choose Full Amount/Partial Amount in the Type of Withdrawal section.

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Tap Withdraw.

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Note: You will have to authorize sell transactions using your TPIN if you haven’t enabled DematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. Debit and Pledge Instruction (DDPIDDPI DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instructions) lets a broker debit securities from your demat account (if you want to sell them) without needing a TPIN or OTP each time.).

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To see your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. status: 

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Tap Porfolio>>WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. and tap on your invested WealthBasket.  

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To invest more money,

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Tap Portfolio>> WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. and select the relevant WealthBasket.

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Tap Invest More on the WealthBasket details page.

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You can pay the subscription fee for WealthBaskets only through UPI.

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No, you don’t have to pay any subscription fee for WealthBaskets.

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Your buy ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may get rejected or partially completed due to insufficient funds in your trading account. 

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Your sell orders may get rejected if you’ve not given us the authorization for sell trades. If you’ve not enabled DDPIDDPI DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instructions) lets a broker debit securities from your demat account (if you want to sell them) without needing a TPIN or OTP each time., please ensure you have authorized sell trades using TPIN before executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. This is a mandate by SEBI to avoid misuse of permission.

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You can check the above and try placing the rejected orders again. To do this, Tap Portfolio>>WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. and tap Retry next to the particular WealthBasket.

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Tap WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. on Share.Market Discover page.

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Select a WealthBasket of your choice and enter the investment amount.

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Tap Subscribe & Invest.

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Review the WealthBasket composition and execute the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market..

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Once the WealthBasket is successfully purchased, you will get a confirmation notification within 5 to 10 minutes.

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Once the WealthBasket is successfully purchased, you will get a confirmation instantly. You can also schedule a purchase for the next day even after market hours.

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To see your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. recommendations:

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Tap Portfolio>>WealthBasket. 

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Select the WealthBasket and you can view the recommendations below.

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You will also receive notifications for these WealthBasket recommendations through emails and push notifications.

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To execute new recommendations, 

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Tap Porfolio>>WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. and select a WealthBasket where the rebalance option is available.

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Select the WealthBasket that you want to rebalance and tap Rebalance Now.

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Now, you can Approve Rebalance in the stock split screen.

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\n"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMDI0MA==","uri":"/home/wealthbasket/subscription-invest/where-can-i-find-all-the-different-wealthbaskets-i-can-invest-in/","title":"Where can I find all the different WealthBaskets I can invest in?","description":"\n

To find all the WealthBaskets, tap WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. on your app or web and tap Explore All WealthBaskets.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMDIzMQ==","uri":"/home/wealthbasket/getting-started/do-i-get-dividends-on-wealthbaskets/","title":"Do I get dividends on WealthBaskets?","description":"\n

Yes, you may get dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. if the stocks in your WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. are providing them. Dividends will be directly credited to your bank account. You can track the paid-out dividends in your performance report.

Note: The dividend gains in your WealthBasket are a part of the realisedRealised A realized profit or loss happens when an investment is sold for a price higher or lower than its original purchase price. gains.

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Currently, WealthBaskets consists of direct equities and multi-asset ETFs.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMDIxMw==","uri":"/home/wealthbasket/getting-started/are-there-entry-or-exit-fees-when-i-invest-or-exit-from-wealthbaskets/","title":"Will I have to pay an entry fee or exit fee for a WealthBasket?","description":"\n

You don’t have to pay any entry fee for most WealthBaskets. However, there may be a few curators who charge a subscription fee for WealthBaskets. You can see the subscription charges for WealthBaskets, if applicable, on the details page of the relevant WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research..

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You don’t have to pay an exit fee for any WealthBasket. 

Note: You may incur transactional charges for entry, exit, and rebalancing of your WealthBasket.

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The minimum investment amount varies for different WealthBaskets. You can see the minimum investment amount on the details page of the relevant WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research..

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDoxMDE4OQ==","uri":"/home/wealthbasket/getting-started/is-kyc-mandatory-for-purchasing-wealthbasket-if-already-done-on-phonepe-wealth/","title":"Is KYC mandatory for purchasing WealthBasket if already done on Share.Market?","description":"\n

No, KYC is not mandatory for purchasing most of the WealthBaskets if it is already done on Share.Market. 

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Yes, you can leverage short-term & mid-term market opportunities with WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research.. 

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Yes, you can. WealthBaskets based on different strategy models and themes including fundamental, thematic, sectoral, factor or model-based, are available on the platform and support a core-satellite investing strategy very well.

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The core and satellite strategy is similar to having some investments that grow slowly and steadily over a long period (core), and others that might change quickly to catch special opportunities (satellite). It helps your money grow safely while also trying to make the most of available market opportunities.

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Yes, WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. is a liquid financial product. Their liquidity is similar to that of stocks and ETFs.

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The risks of investing in WealthBaskets are similar to those associated with stocks or ETFs.  

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A WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. is a basket of stocks and ETFs curated using intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes.

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You can choose not to accept the WealthBasketWealthBasket A WealthBasket is a basket of stocks or ETFs curated based on intelligent and research-backed investment strategies or themes. The underlying stocks and ETFs in each WealthBasket are weighted based on an extensive research process by Share.Market Research. recommendations. These recommendations are made to maintain the integrity of the investment strategy and maximize performance. However, by disregarding them, you may risk holding on to underperforming stocks, which could negatively impact your overall returns and the basket’s performance.

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This may happen if some stocks have been delisted, suspended, or are in auctionAuction An auction market is one where prices are determined by the highest bid that the buyers are willing to offer and the lowest price that the sellers are willing to accept.. You can see them again only if they are listed back for trading.

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DeliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. is a trading type in which you invest in stocks over a longer period (more than a day). The sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you’ve bought using delivery will be credited to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. only on the next trading day. 

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No, currently, you cannot do position conversion to change from intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. to deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. or vice versa, on Share.Market. 

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Yes, if you’ve sold your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. today, you can use the entire amount on that day itself for trading. You will get this amount immediately. However, you can withdraw it only on the next trading day.

Important:  In the case of BTST (Buy Today Sell Tomorrow) trades and T2T stocks, you will receive the entire amount only on the next trading day.

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First-time login: Enter your mobile number and the OTP sent to it.

If you already have a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. with us: Enter your mobile number, the OTP sent to it, and your PhonePe passcode

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Your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may have been cancelled due to the following reasons: 

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Your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may have been partially executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. because there was not enough market depth for the placed quantity at the limit price you have set or because the stock had hit a circuit.

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Your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may get rejected because of the following reasons:

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A stock buyback is when a company repurchases its sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from existing shareholders, to reduce the number of outstanding shares in the market.

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The block deal session timings are as follows:

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Morning Window: This window shall operate between 08:45 am to 09:00 am
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The post-closing market session is from 3:40 pm to 4:00 pm. You can only place market ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. in this session for the equity segment only.

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Yes, you can place your ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. in pre-open market sessions.

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A pre-open market session is used to determine the ideal opening price for a stock for that particular trading session. The pre-open market session is from 9:00 am to 9:15 am (15 minutes) after which the trading session starts on NSE and BSE. The orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. collection, modification, and cancellations happen between 9:00 am to 9:08 am. The ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. placed are matched and trades are confirmed after 9:08 am.

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We offer almost all major technical indicators like: 

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Stock markets in India are closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and days declared as holidays by the Central government. Exchanges issue a trading holiday calendar that informs the general public of all holidays applicable for the current year. Here is a list of trading holidays for 2024.

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You can choose between two chart views on our platform: Chart IQ and Trading View

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NSE and BSE have their regular trading sessions from 9:15 am to 3:30 pm, Monday to Friday except on holidays declared by the exchanges.

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To apply studies or technical indicators on your app, select the relevant scrip and tap \"\"\"\" under the Chart section. You can now select the study or indicator you want to apply. 

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Here’s how to use the functions available on Trading View:

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A watchlist is a list of stocks or ETFs that you can create, sort, and monitor so that you can make informed and strategic decisions in your investment journey.

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Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are a basket of securities you can trade on a stock exchange anytime during the trading day. While stocks represent sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. within individual companies, ETFs offer shares of multiple companies within a packaged bundle, mostly mimicking an index.

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Since units of an ETFETF Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are a basket of assets (like stocks and bonds) available for trading on a stock exchange at any time during the trading day. are solely listed on the stock exchange, they can only be traded on the stock exchange. So, in the case of an index based ETF, when you buy units of an ETF, you are buying underlying shares of various companies  that are a part of the index, replicating the return or performance of that index.

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Additional Surveillance Measures (ASM) and Graded Surveillance Measures (GSM) are taken by SEBI to safeguard the interest of investors and maintain market integrity. These measures help keep a tab on securities that witness an unnatural price rise that does not align with the financial health of the company such as earnings, book value, price-to-earnings ratio, etc.

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The ASM and GSM scrip lists are not permanent and change from time to time depending on the market condition. Exchanges issue a list of scrips under various surveillances as short-term ASM, long-term ASM, GSM, IRP, SMS circulation stock, high pledge, and default.

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If you are unable to submit the application, you can tender the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. offline directly to the company. The company will buy the shares back within one year from the date of delisting. The tender price for the shares will be fixed by the company at the exit price.

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Yes, you can sell your sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. before the company is delisted. You can evaluate the company’s exit offer and decide if it’s favourable for you. If not, you may choose to sell your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. before the company gets delisted. 

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While a delisted stock can be relisted on an exchange, it’s a rare occurrence as the delisted company would have to avoid bankruptcy, solve the issue that forced the delisting, and comply with the exchange’s standards.

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Delisted stocks are usually considered a loss unless:

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Stock delisting is the removal of securities of a listed company from a stock exchange. The sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. of that company would no longer be traded on that stock exchange. There are two types of stock delisting:

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Companies buy back their sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. for the following reasons:

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Once the tendered sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. are accepted by the company, you will usually receive the money in your registered bank account within 2 weeks.

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Listed companies are required to inform the stock exchange of general meetings and resolutions passed. Hence, information on companies proposing to buyback sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. may be obtained from the stock exchanges.

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All shareholders of a company who own the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on the record date are eligible for a buyback. If you intend to buy stocks to apply for a stock buyback, ensure that the shares are bought using the deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. product type, as only stocks that have been credited to the demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. are considered for a buyback. 

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Yes, the price of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. is usually higher than the market price during stock buyback.

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A stock buyback is done through either of the below two ways:

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Buyback is when a company purchases (or buys back) its own sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from the current shareholders. This reduces the total shares available, thus boosting financial ratios and making stock more attractive. It is also a way to reward shareholders, other than corporate actions like dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock.. A company buying back its shares also signals the management’s confidence in the company. 

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You can buy a partly paid shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. by paying only partially instead of its full issue price. The balance amount for the partly-paid sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. can be paid in instalments depending as per the calls made by the company. 

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For example, if you are holding 18 shares of a company and the ratio for rights entitlements is 1:10, then you will only receive one rights entitlement for every ten shares you own. If you want to receive two rights entitlements, you will have to buy two more shares. 

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A rights issue renouncee receives or buys rights entitlements in renunciation from a seller that does not wish to subscribe to their rights.

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A rights issue renouncer transfers or sells their rights entitlements to another person at a price.

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The allotment of sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. will be done within 60 days of receiving the application money or as decided by the company.

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If you do not apply for the rights issue, the temporary rights entitlement sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. will lapse and will be debited from your account once the new shares allocation process is complete. 

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If you have exercised the rights entitlements on listing the blocked amount will be debited from your bank account to acquire those shares.

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Eligible shareholders will receive the temporary rights entitlement sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. in their demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. before the rights issue opens for public purchase. Once you have the rights exercised, applications for rights issue can be made. The payment amount for the rights will be blocked in your bank account and the payment can be made online using net banking or UPI from your bank account.

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You may or may not choose to subscribe to the rights sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you’re entitled to. Should you choose to exercise the rights offer, you have to pay a certain amount based on the rights price and the number of shares eligible. 

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To calculate the shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. price after the rights issue, add the current market value of all sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. existing before the rights issue to the total funds raised from the rights issue sales. 

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To calculate the average price of your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. after the rights issue, divide this number by the total number of shares in existence after the rights issue is complete. 

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If you do not want to subscribe to your rights issue sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company., you can sell the rights entitlement in the open market through the stock exchange’s rights entitlement trading platform or through off-market transactions. 

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Rights entitlement are temporary sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. credited to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. as a part of the rights issue of a company you hold shares in. You are eligible for and can choose to subscribe to these shares, sell the entitlements, or let them lapse. 

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The trading of rights entitlements commences on the opening date for the rights issue announced by the company. It generally closes 3-4 working days before the rights issue closure day. 

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The listing of rights entitlements is subject to the company’s decision. If a company decides to list the right entitlements on the exchange as a part of the rights issue, the event will be announced before the listing through circulars.

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Note: IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading is not permitted using rights entitlement sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. as their settlement happens on a T+1 day basis. 

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Rights are offered only to shareholders of the company on the record date. To avail of a company’s rights issue, you will have to ensure that you hold the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. on the record date. 

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A rights issue is an invitation to existing eligible shareholders to purchase additional new sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. in a company in proportion to their existing shareholding and as decided by the company. This proportion is decided by the company. Using these rights, the shareholder can purchase entitled shares at a discount on a future date. This is usually done as a fundraising activity by the company.

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While the bonus sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you’ve received will reflect in your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. immediately, you will be able to trade the bonus shares only after they have been credited to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares..

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The average price of the stock reduces in proportion to the number of bonus sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. after the bonus shares are issued. This is because the number of shares issued by the company increases. For example, if a company issues bonus shares in a ratio of 1:1, the shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. price for a single share is halved.

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It usually takes 15 days from the record date for bonus sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to be credited to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares.. You will receive a notification from CDSL when your bonus shares get credited.

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Note: The time period for when the shares will be credited to your account depends on the RTA (Registrar & ShareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. Transfer Agents).

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The company issues bonus sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. in a certain ratio called the bonus shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. ratio. For example, if the bonus share ratio is 1:5, you will get 1 free share for every 5 shares you hold. If you hold 100 shares on the record date, you will have 120 shares after the 20 bonus shares are credited to your account. 

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Companies issue bonus sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to encourage investors to buy shares thereby increasing their equity base. When the price per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. of a company is high, it becomes difficult for new investors to buy its shares. Issuing bonus shares increases the number of shares thereby reducing the price per share. A company also issues bonus shares to its existing stakeholders if it is unable to pay them a dividend due to a lack of funds.

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Shareholders who own the company’s sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on the ex-dividend date/ record date are eligible to receive bonus shares from the company.

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Bonus sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. are additional shares given to the current eligible shareholders without any additional cost, in proportion to the number of shares they own. These are the company’s accumulated earnings which are given out as shares instead of dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock..

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While the additional sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you’ve received as a part of the stock split will reflect in your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. immediately, you will be able to trade the additional shares only after they have been credited to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares..

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Stocks that undergo a split can take up to T+2 working days from the record date to be credited to your trading account. This duration may vary from company to company.

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The price depends on the stock split ratio. The most common split ratios are 2:1 or 3:1, which means that after the split, you will have two or three sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. respectively, for every shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you held beforehand. 

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For example, if the stock’s face value is ₹10, and there is a stock split in the ratio of 2:1, then the face value will change to ₹5. If you owned 1 share of ₹10 before the split, you would now own 2 shares of ₹5 after the split. Here’s the breakdown for this example:

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A stock split is when a company increases the number of its outstanding sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. by issuing more shares to current shareholders, while the face value of the stock decreases. The ratio by which stocks get split is decided by the company in the AGM/EGM after approval from the board of directors and shareholders. 

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In a stock split, the number of outstanding shares increases and the price per shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. decreases proportionally. As the per-share price is lower, they’re more affordable. 

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You will receive the dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. issued by the company on the dividend payout day. Once a company decides to issue dividends, it follows the below timeline: 

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Ex-dividend date: Once the company sets the record date, the ex-dividend date is set based on stock exchange rules. As per the T+1 settlement, the ex-dividend date for stocks is now the same as the record date. If you purchase a stock on its ex-dividend date or after, you will not receive the next dividend payment.

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Note: To collect a stock’s dividend you must own the stock at least 1 (one) trading day before the ex-dividend date or the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. should be on the books on the record date.

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For example, assuming no market holidays in this duration, company ABC declares a dividend of ₹10 on 1st February 2023. It declares the record date as 2nd March 2023 and the dividend payout date as 31st March 2023. In this case, the investor should note that the ex-dividend date will also be 2nd March 2023.

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As per Section 194, TDS applies to dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. distributed, declared, or paid on or after 01-04-2020. An Indian company shall deduct tax at the rate of 10% from dividends distributed to the resident shareholders if the aggregate amount of dividend distributed or paid during the financial year to a shareholder exceeds ₹5,000.

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Theoretically, after a stock goes ex-dividend, the shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. price drops by the amount of the dividend paid, to ensure that new shareholders are not entitled to that payment.

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As the trade is settled on the same day, the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. remain in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and you will be eligible for dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock.. As long as the shares are in your demat account on the record date, you will be eligible to receive dividends.

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To collect a stock’s dividend you must own the stock at least 1 (one) trading day before the ex-dividend date or the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. should be on the books on the record date.

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Any dividend received on your investments will be directly credited to the registered bank account.

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While it differs from company to company, dividend payouts are usually completed within 1 (one) month of the record date.

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Once the company sets the record date, the ex-dividend date is set based on stock exchange rules. With T+1 settlement, the ex-dividend date and the record date are the same, except in the case of settlement holidays. If you purchase a stock on or after its ex-dividend date, you will not receive the next dividend payment.

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Yes, you can sell stocks on the ex-dividend date and still receive the dividend.

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To be eligible for dividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock., you need to be holding the stock in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. on the record date of the dividend issue. You should have bought the stock at least one day before the ex-date so that the stocks are delivered to your demat account by the record date.

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A dividend refers to a portion of a profit that a company gives to its eligible shareholders. A company’s final dividend is decided by its board of directors and requires the shareholders’ approval before being declared in the annual general meeting.

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DividendsDividends A dividend is a payment made to shareholders from a company's profits. It’s typically paid out in cash or in the form of additional shares. Dividends provide a way for companies to share earnings with investors as a reward for holding their stock. can be paid quarterly, semi-annually, or annually,  based on the company’s profitability and internal approvals. They can be paid anytime during the financial year even in cases where the company has faced a loss subject to criteria stated in the Companies Act, 2013. If dividends are paid during the financial year, they are called interim dividends. Dividends paid at the end of the financial year after the company’s total earnings are called final dividends.

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An unrealized profit and loss is calculated with respect to positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. you still hold. This becomes a realized profit and loss when you sell or exit that position.

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An open orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is an order that is yet to be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. This may happen because:

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To do this, tap Portfolio>PositionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. or HoldingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account., select the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. or scrip, and tap Exit. Now, enter the order details, and place your order.

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You can see all your positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. under the Positions section in your Portfolio.

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The PositionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. tab will show you a detailed breakdown of the positions of your intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trades on a given trading day. This includes details like the average purchase price, last traded price, your unrealized profit and loss for intraday trading, etc.

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Note: Currently, Share.Market does not allow users to place bracket ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. We will notify you once this feature is available. 

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A bracket orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is a type of market order that combines a buy order with a stop-loss and target price. Bracket orders allow users to square off a favourable position by the end of the trading session.

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Note: Currently, Share.Market does not allow users to place GTT ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. We will notify you once this feature is available. 

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Good Till Triggered (GTT) is an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. type that helps automatically execute an order when it hits the trigger priceTrigger Price This is the price at which your order to purchase or sell is ready to be executed at the exchange. The order is forwarded to the exchange when the stock price reaches the trigger price that you have specified. you’ve set. It is available for both buy and sell orders and can be cancelled at any time. GTT orders are usually placed for longer periods.

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If you’ve sold the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on a given day, you’ll receive the money for it in your trading account only on the next trading day. You can withdraw this money only after it has been credited to your trading account.

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To exit or sell all your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. of a scrip, 

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AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. will be placed in pre-open market sessions. However, a conditional AMO and AMOs that have a disclosed quantity will be placed only when the market opens.

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Yes, you can place a market ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. and limit orders as an AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours.. 

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However, as the market prices are volatile, we suggest you not use a market orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market., to avoid a higher executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. price for a buy position and a lower execution price for a sell position. 

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Yes, you can place an AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. on a Saturday, Sunday, or any other non-trading day. The orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will be placed in the market on the next trading day.

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After Market OrderAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours. (AMOAMO An After Market Order (AMO) is an order placed after regular trading hours, which gets executed when the market opens. It’s helpful for people who can't watch the market during normal hours.) helps you place an orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. beyond regular trading hours. These ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are accepted between 4:00 pm and 8:55 am and will not be accepted between 8:55 am and 9:00 am. AMO is executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. on the next trading day.

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To add more sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. through your app or web,

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  1. Tap Portfolio>HoldingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. and select the relevant scrip.
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All deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you’ve bought or sold on a given trading day will reflect in your Portfolio details immediately. 

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However, these shares will be settled in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. only on the next trading day.

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To place your conditional limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. on the app or web,

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Enter the Trigger PriceTrigger Price This is the price at which your order to purchase or sell is ready to be executed at the exchange. The order is forwarded to the exchange when the stock price reaches the trigger price that you have specified. and Limit Price.
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A conditional limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market., also called a Stop Loss (SL) order, is an order that gets executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. at the limit price you’ve set once the trigger priceTrigger Price This is the price at which your order to purchase or sell is ready to be executed at the exchange. The order is forwarded to the exchange when the stock price reaches the trigger price that you have specified. gets hit. A conditional limit order becomes a limit order once the current market price hits the trigger price. 

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For example, say you’re placing a Conditional Limit Order to buy a stock, with a trigger price of ₹105, and a limit price of ₹107. If the shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. is currently trading in the market at ₹100, then when the price hits ₹105 your order will be triggered at a price set or better.

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The HoldingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. tab will show you a detailed breakdown of all trades you’ve made under deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. like the total amount you’ve invested, the current value of your holdings, your unrealized profit and loss etc.

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To cancel a limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. on the app,

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Tap Portfolio>OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. and tap Open.

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Click Cancel Order.

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To modify a limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. on the app,

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Tap Portfolio>OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. and tap Open.

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In the stock exchange, stocks are bought or sold on a ‘first come, first serve’ queueing basis. This means that, if there are multiple bidders for the same offer, the bidder who placed their orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. first will get their order executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. on priority. 

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No, a limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. does not guarantee executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. It is possible that limit ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. may not get executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. partially or completely. This is because the execution of limit orders depends on the availability of buyers for your sell limit order or sellers for your buy limit order, at the price and quantity you have specified. Limit orders will be triggered only if the price you have specified is hit.

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For certain orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. types, you can choose to disclose to the market, the entire quantity, partial quantity or none of the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you want to trade.  The quantity that you disclose is shown in the market depth. This feature can generally be used while placing large ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to reduce impact cost. This also helps to get a better executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. by disclosing only a smaller portion of the large order in the best bids and asks in the market depth.

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To place your limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. on the app or web,

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Tap Watchlist and search or select the stock.

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Tap Buy or Sell.

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Select the product type, tap the Order Type dropdown, and select Limit Order.

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Enter the Limit Price.

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Select and enter Quantity or Amount from the dropdown

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Tap Place Order.

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Your limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will get executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. as a market order if,

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For example, if you place a buy limit order with a limit price of ₹100 and the shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. is trading at ₹95, the limit order will get executed at the market price of ₹95. Similarly, if I place a sell limit order with a limit price of ₹100 and the share is trading at ₹105, the order will get executed at ₹105.

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A limit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is an order to buy or sell sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. at a price you have set or better i.e. you can buy a stock at the specified price or a lower, and sell a stock at a specified price or higher. 

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For example, if you have placed a buy limit order for stock ABC at ₹100, and the stock is trading at ₹105, then you intend to purchase the stock at ₹100, so when the stock reaches ₹100, the order will be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..

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Similarly, if you have placed a sell limit order for stock ABC at ₹100, and the stock is trading at ₹95, then you intend to sell the stock at ₹100, so when the stock reaches ₹100, the order will be executed.

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Note: Currently, you can get P&L reports only on your registered email ID. 

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Tap your profile picture and tap Reports>P&L Report. 

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Select the duration for which you want the report and tap Get on Email. 

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Note: You can get P&L reports for upto 365 calendar days. For example, if you select a start date of 1st November 2023, you can generate reports for upto 31st October 2024.

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Tap here to get your profit and loss report now.

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A profit and loss report captures your profit and loss on your trades done during a particular time period according to the T+1 settlement date. It captures only realized components of your trades, which means that it will only capture those transactions, which are actually bought and sold, and you made realized profits or losses. If you have bought a stock and haven’t sold it then it will not appear here.

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Note: Currently, you can get your cash ledgerCash Ledger A report that records all the money coming into and leaving your account is called a cash ledger. It helps you know how much money you have in hand at any given time by displaying transactions like deposits, withdrawals, and any other cash transactions. only on your registered email ID.

To place a request for the cash ledger on the app or web,

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Tap your profile picture, tap Reports>Cash Ledger. 

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Select the duration and tap Get on Email. 

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Note: You can get cash ledgers for upto 365 calendar days. For example, if you select a start date of 1st November 2023, you can generate reports for upto 31st October 2024.

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Tap here to get your cash ledger now.

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A cash ledgerCash Ledger A report that records all the money coming into and leaving your account is called a cash ledger. It helps you know how much money you have in hand at any given time by displaying transactions like deposits, withdrawals, and any other cash transactions. is a statement of all your transactions on Share.Market including billing details, payins, and payouts.

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Note: Currently, you can get your tradebook only on your registered email ID. 

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To place a request for the tradebook on the app or web,

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Tap your profile picture, tap Reports>Tradebook. 

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Select the duration and tap Get on Email. 

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Note: You can get tradebooks for upto 365 calendar days. For example, if you select a start date of 1st November 2023, you can generate reports for upto 31st October 2024.

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Tap here to get your tradebook now.

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A tradebook is a ledger that contains all the transactions you have made in the stock market from a trading account. Your tradebook will contain all trades made through the exchange platform.

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You will get a margin statement for a particular trading day only if you’ve made any trades on that day.

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Tap the profile picture, tap Reports> Margin Statement. 

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Select the duration and tap View.

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Tap the download or email icon beside the PDF report generated.

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Click the dropdown beside your profile picture.

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Click Reports and click Margin Statements. 

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Selectthe duration and click View.

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Click the download or email icon beside the PDF report generated.

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Tap here to get your margin statement now.

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A margin statement tells you how much margin is currently blocked from your overall available balance against any open positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day.. It contains important fields such as Mark-to-Market (MTM) margin, the total margin available, and any margin excess/shortfall. After the billing is completed, you will get a margin report on your registered email ID. This is a compliance report in the format prescribed by SEBI.

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The margin statement for a given trading day will be sent to your registered email address.

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We usually send contract notes to your email as per the consent. If you want a physical copy, please email us at customerhelpdesk@share.market with your request. You will be charged ₹50 for deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. of each contract noteContract Note A report on all trades you've made in a trading day is called a contract note. It includes details like what you purchased or sold, the cost, and the date of the transaction. It serves as a proof of the transaction. towards courier and handling charges.

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Note: Charges will be deducted from your cash ledgerCash Ledger A report that records all the money coming into and leaving your account is called a cash ledger. It helps you know how much money you have in hand at any given time by displaying transactions like deposits, withdrawals, and any other cash transactions.. Learn more about the associated charges.

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The details in a contract noteContract Note A report on all trades you've made in a trading day is called a contract note. It includes details like what you purchased or sold, the cost, and the date of the transaction. It serves as a proof of the transaction. can be used to verify trades at the exchange. The contract note gives you the details for the trades as follows:

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Note: A contract noteContract Note A report on all trades you've made in a trading day is called a contract note. It includes details like what you purchased or sold, the cost, and the date of the transaction. It serves as a proof of the transaction. will be sent to your registered email ID if you have made a trade on that day.

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Tap the profile picture, tap Reports>Contract Note. 

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Select the duration and tap View.

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Tap the download or email icon beside the PDF report generated.

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A contract noteContract Note A report on all trades you've made in a trading day is called a contract note. It includes details like what you purchased or sold, the cost, and the date of the transaction. It serves as a proof of the transaction. is a legal record of all the trades executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. on a given trading day. It includes the breakdown of all charges incurred for your transactions on that day. As per SEBI regulations, a contract note will be sent to your registered email address if you have made a trade on that day.

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A contract note has User Information, Trade Information, and Charges.

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User Information:

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This contains basic information such as the date for which the contract note was created, the trading code, your name, and other details.

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Trade information:

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This contains all the trade-related information. If a single orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. includes multiple trades at different prices the contract note will have multiple entries for the same.

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If your mobile number is not linked with your Aadhaar please visit your nearest Aadhaar Enrollment Centre and link your mobile number with your Aadhaar.

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Yes, your account will be marked inactive or dormant if you don’t log in for 24 months. To access your Share.Market account again, you will need to log in and complete your KYC verification again.

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Yes, you can open a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. with us even if you already have a demat account with other brokers.

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No, you cannot link a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. opened with another broker with your Share.Market account. 

However, you can transfer your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. from another demat account to your Share.Market demat account.

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Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) is the depository for Share.Market. 

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To transfer your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account. to the demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. you’ve opened with us,

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Download the DIS booklet from the other broker’s website. 

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Fill out the booklet with your Share.Market demat account details. You can find these details in the CMR copy sent to your registered email ID or the Accounts section of your Share.Market app. 

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Once you’ve filled out the booklet, submit it to the other broker. 

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The other broker will then transfer your holdings to your Share.Market demat account.

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Once the transfer to Share.Market is complete, please enter the average price of the transferred holdings in your Portfolio section. Please note, since you didn’t buy the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from Share.Market, we will need your purchase price details to calculate and display the profit and loss for your holdings.

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Important: You can eSign relevant documents only after you’ve drawn or added your signature as a part of your account opening.

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To eSign your documents, 

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Tap Proceed to eSign.

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Ensure you have ticked the boxes and given your consent as per SEBI regulation. 

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Enter your Aadhaar number or VID and tap Send OTP. 

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Enter the OTP sent on your Aadhaar registered mobile number and tap Verify OTP.

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Aadhaar eSign is an online electronic signature service that enables Aadhaar card holders to digitally sign documents for opening a dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account.

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This happens if your bank account verification failed or because your bank account is frozen or blocked.

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Important: 

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After you’ve entered your KYC details, enter or select your bank account details. Once this is done, we will verify your bank account details by crediting ₹1 to your bank account. 

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A politically exposed person is an individual in a political position of power or is part of a significant public function.

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As per SEBI regulations, all brokerages must transfer unused funds from the user’s trading account back to their linked bank account monthly or quarterly as a part of the account settlement process.

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DematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. Debit and Pledge Instruction (DDPIDDPI DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instructions) lets a broker debit securities from your demat account (if you want to sell them) without needing a TPIN or OTP each time.) authorises the stockbroker and the depository participant to access your beneficiary ownership account (BOA) to meet pay-in obligations for settling trades you’ve executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. 

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DigiLocker, a service provided by the Ministry of Electronics and IT, is a digital repository that digitally holds your essential documents like your driver’s license, PAN card, Aadhaar card, and vaccination certificate. 

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Share.Market uses DigiLocker after your consent to fetch and verify your documents needed for KYC and account opening, making your account opening process simple, paperless, secure and seamless

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Important: Make sure that you have your Aadhaar details handy when logging in and your mobile number must be linked to your Aadhaar to get the OTP. Additionally, ensure your PAN and Aadhaar details are updated on DigiLocker.
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To complete your KYC verification while creating your dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account,

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  1. Sign in to your DigiLocker account with your mobile number or Aadhaar.
    Note: If you don’t have a DigiLocker account, create one by clicking Sign Up, entering the relevant details, and tap Submit.
  2. Enter your 6-digit security PIN and click Sign In.
  3. Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number and click Submit.
  4. Please enter all relevant details in the KYC form and click Save. 
  5. Submit your declaration and click Save.
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Note: After completing KYC verification and once your demat and trading account is open, you will receive your Account Opening Form (AOF) and Client Master Report (CMR) on your registered email ID.

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To link your PAN and Aadhaar:

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  1. Tap here, enter your details, and log in. Your user ID will be your PAN.
  2. Go to Menu>Profile Settings>Link Aadhaar.
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No, you can use an email ID to create only one demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. with us.

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Usually, you should instantly receive the OTP by email. If you haven’t received it:

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No, you can only open one dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account per PAN on Share.Market.

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No, you can currently open a dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account only online with Share.Market.

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You can open an account with us if you have a PAN card, your Aadhaar is linked to a mobile number, you’re 18 years or older, and live in India.

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Note: Politically exposed persons or those related can open an account with us. However, NRIs, non-individual PAN card holders, and joint dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. accounts are not allowed

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1. Index
A benchmark that represents the performance of a specific group of stocks. It helps track market trends and overall investor sentiment. For example, the NIFTY 50 tracks 50 large-cap Indian companies.

2. Exchange
A regulated platform where financial instruments like stocks, bonds, and derivatives are traded. In India, the two major exchanges are the NSE (National Stock Exchange) and BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange).

3. Stock/Scrip
A stock represents ownership in a company and a claim on its profits. A scrip is a general term used to refer to a stock or security listed on the stock exchange.

4. IPOIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange. (Initial Public Offer)
The first time a private company sells its sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. to the public and becomes a publicly traded company. It allows the company to raise capital from external investors.

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An investment vehicle that pools money from multiple investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, or other assets, managed by a professional fund manager.

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There are two types of secondary markets – stock exchanges and over-the-counter markets. Stock exchanges are centralised platforms where securities trading takes place, without any contact between the buyer and the seller. National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) are examples of such platforms used widely for buying and selling online sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. Over-the-counter markets are decentralised markets where two parties trade directly without the presence of an intermediary.

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Secondary Market participants are exchanges, clearing corporations, stock brokers (who are members of the stock exchanges), mutual funds or Asset Management Companies (AMCs), financial institutions, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), investment companies, individual investors, depository participants and banks.

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Once a company’s new securities have been sold in the primary market, they are then traded on the secondary stock market. It enables a constant valuation of the securities and helps in building the demand and supply. In this way, it helps in determining the price of the securities. Here, investors get the opportunity to buy and sell the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. among themselves at the prevailing market prices. Typically investors conduct these transactions through a broker or other such intermediary who can facilitate this process.

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There are several major participants in the Primary Market. These include merchant bankers, mutual funds, financial institutions, registrars, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), individual investors, as well as the issuers like companies, bodies corporate, brokers, and depository participants.

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The primary market is made up of the following components: 

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The stock exchange does the price matching for ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. placed by investors like you. The exchange uses an electronic orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. matching system that matches buy and sell orders for a stock market, commodity market, or other financial exchange.  The order matching system is at the core of all electronic exchanges and is used to execute orders from the participants of the exchange.

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The stock market is affected by many factors such as demand and supply, political upheaval, interest rates, current events, exchange rate fluctuations, natural calamities, global markets, etc.

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Stock prices go up or down based on the supply and demand of the given stock.  When more people want to buy a stock (demand) than sell it (supply), the price moves up. Alternatively, if more people want to sell a stock than buy it, there would be greater supply than demand, and the price would fall.

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Beta is a market indicator that measures the expected move in a stock relative to movement in the overall market. A beta greater than 1.0 suggests that the stock is more volatile than the broader market, and a beta less than 1.0 indicates a stock with lower volatility.

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Alpha is a market indicator which means the excess return on any investment after adjusting it for volatility in the market during the period of calculation and random fluctuations when compared with a benchmark index.

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In India, SEBI defines small-cap companies as ranking 251st and lower per market capitalisation. Small-cap companies are considered to be riskier than large-cap and mid-cap companies, but they are also considered to have a higher growth potential than the other 2 category companies.

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In India, SEBI defines mid-cap companies as the ones ranking 101st to 250th as per market capitalisation. Mid-cap companies are considered to have higher growth potential than large-cap companies but less than that of small-cap companies. Mid-cap companies are considered to be safer than small-cap companies but riskier than large-cap companies.

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In India, SEBI defines large-cap companies as the 100 largest companies as per market capitalisation. They are well-established and considered to be safer than relatively smaller companies.

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STCG or Short term capital gains are profits accrued due to the sale or purchase of securities. For the equity segment, short-term capital gains are profits on sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. held for less than 12 months. 

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Long-term capital gains (LTCG) are profits accrued due to the sale or purchase of securities. For the equity segment, long-term capital gains are profits on sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. held for more than 12 months. 

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There is no definite best time to buy or sell sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. as profit depends on the market and your trading and investment practices/strategies.

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Your account may have been suspended because:

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To change your address or bank details,

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Download the esigned form, tap your profile picture> Help Center> View Tickets. 

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Important: Once you close your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. with us you will not be able to open a new account 

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Tap Account Information.
Note: Please ensure you’ve sold all your holdingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account., closed all positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day., canceled all ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. and active SIPs, withdrawn all funds, and downloaded all reports for future reference.

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Sign on a blank paper and scan the signature.

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Merge the account closure form, DIS form, your signature scan, and CMR copy, and esign it using DigiLocker. Tap here to know how. 

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Once you’ve submitted the form, we’ll close your account within 3 working days. 

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Tap your profile picture> Manage Your PhonePe Account.

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Tap your profile picture> Bank Account> Add New Bank Account. Now, add all the required details and proceed.

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To withdraw your funds through the app, 

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  1. Tap Portfolio>Funds and tap Withdraw.
  2. Check your withdrawal balance and tap Withdraw Money.
  3. Enter the amount or select the Withdraw All check box to withdraw the complete balance.
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  2. Click Withdraw.
  3. Enter the amount or select the checkbox to withdraw the complete balance. 
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On app, tap your profile picture> Bank Account.

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On web, click your profile picture> Trading Account> Bank Details.

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On you app, tap your profile picture> Account Information.

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On web, tap your profile picture> Trading Account> Account Information.

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No, SEBI regulations state that you can only add funds from the bank account linked to your trading account. If you add funds from an unlinked bank account, the amount will be refunded to you and will not be updated in your trading account.

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This may happen if another trader has accidentally used your UPI ID to add funds to their trading account. 

Important: Do not shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. your login details with anyone to avoid fraudulent activity in your account.

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Here are a few advantages of ETFs:

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You can trade ETFs like stocks as intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. or deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. during regular market hours.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo1MzE0","uri":"/home/trading-investment/exchange-traded-funds-etfs/how-is-an-etf-different-from-a-stock/","title":"How is an ETF different from a stock?","description":"\n

Stocks represent sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. within individual companies, whereas ETFs offer shares of multiple companies within a packaged bundle.

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It is advisable not to invest in ASM and GSM stocks. These stocks have restrictions on intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading. We don’t allow you to trade in ASM and GSM stocks due to the high-risk nature of these stocks.

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Note: There can be stocks which could come out from the ASM/GSM list. However, it requires due diligence to identify such stocks.

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To delete a watchlist on your app,

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Tap Watchlist>\"\"\"\".

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Select the watchlist you want to delete and tap Delete.

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Click Watchlist on the left side of your home page.

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Click the watchlist dropdown and select the watchlist you want to delete.

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Click Manage Watchlist>\"\"\"\".

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You can add upto a 50 scrips to a watchlist.

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You can create up to 10 watchlists.

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Tap Watchlist, select the relevant watchlist, and tap \"\"\"\".

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Select how you want to sort the list. 

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Click Watchlist on the left side of your home page.

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Click the watchlist dropdown \"\"\"\" and select the relevant watchlist.

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Click >>Expand to close the chart view.

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Click \"\"\"\" beside the sort type you want.

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To change the name of your watchlist on the app,

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Tap Watchlist, select the relevant watchlist and tap Edit List.

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Enter a unique watchlist name and tap Save.

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Click Watchlist on the left side of your home page.

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Click the watchlist dropdown \"\"\"\" and select the relevant watchlist.

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Click Edit Watchlist.

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Enter a unique watchlist name and tap Save.

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To delete a scrip from your watchlist on the app,

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Tap Watchlist and select the relevant watchlist.

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Tap Edit Watchlist, tap \"\"\"\"beside the relevant scrip, and tap Save.

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To do this on web, 

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Click Watchlist on the left side of your home page.

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Click the watchlist dropdown \"\"\"\"and select the watchlist.

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Click Edit Watchlist, click \"\"\"\" beside the relevant scrip, and click Save.

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To add new scrips to your watchlist on the app,

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Tap Watchlist, select the relevant watchlist, and tap Add Scrip.

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Enter the name of the scrip you’re looking for in the search bar.

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Select the scrip. 

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To do this on web,

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Stepper

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Click Watchlist on the left side of your home page.

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Click the watchlist dropdown \"\"\"\" and select the relevant watchlist. 

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Click Add Stocks and enter the scrip name in the search bar.

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Select the scrip.

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To add a new watchlist on your app, 

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Stepper

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Tap Watchlist>\"\"\"\">Create New Watchlist. 
Enter a unique watchlist name and tap Create Now.

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To do this on web,

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Stepper

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Click Watchlist on the left side of your home page.

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Click the watchlist dropdown \"\"\"\"

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Click Create New Watchlist.

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Enter a unique watchlist name and click Save.

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\n"},{"id":"cG9zdDo5Mjc=","uri":"/home/trading-investment/product-type/intraday/do-intraday-sell-orders-require-tpin/","title":"Do I need to enter my TPIN to sell my intraday shares?","description":"\n

No, you do not need to enter your TPIN to sell your intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. This is because the shares you sell in intraday trading are not credited to your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. when you buy them.

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No, once you have given your TPIN authorization, there won’t be a delay in executing your sell ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. However, if there is a delay at your end in giving your TPIN authorization there may be a delay in placing these sell orders. To ensure there is no such delay, you can do the TPIN authorization in advance.

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No, you don’t have to enter your TPIN every time you sell sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. on a given trading day. 

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For example, if you’ve entered your TPIN for a sale today, it is valid for that entire trading day. You will need to enter your TPIN again only if you’re selling shares after that day.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo5MTI=","uri":"/home/trading-investment/product-type/delivery/how-do-i-generate-or-reset-a-tpin/","title":"How do I get my TPIN or change it?","description":"\n

Your TPIN will be generated by the depository and will be sent by CDSL to your registered mobile number and email address. You can change your TPIN by visiting the CDSL website.

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A TPIN (Transaction Personal Identification Number) is like an ATM PIN that you use to authorize selling sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. from your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares.. It is generated by the depository and will be sent by CDSL to your registered mobile number and email address.

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Once generated, you can use the same TPIN to authorize all your sell ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. Also, if you’ve entered your TPIN for a sale today, it is valid for that entire trading day. You will need to enter your TPIN again only if you’re selling shares after that day. 

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Yes, a trade made under BSE or NSE will be cleared by clearing corporations opted by the broker. This is called interoperability wherein a stock bought or sold on any exchange will be settled or cleared through a clearing corporation opted by the broker. 

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For instance, a trade can be cleared by ICCL or NCL irrespective of the exchange on which the trade was executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..

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This may happen if you’ve entered the wrong passcode or OTP more than 3 times. Please try logging in again after 30 minutes.

It could also happen if your access has been blocked temporarily due to security reasons.

If you are unable to proceed, please reach out to us at customerhelpdesk@share.market

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If you have entered the wrong OTP, you can request another one by tapping Resend OTP on the login screen. You will receive the OTP on your registered mobile number. If you have not received the OTP within some time, then request another. 

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If you have entered the wrong OTP too many times, retry after 5 minutes.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo1Mjg0","uri":"/home/trading-investment/product-type/delivery/when-will-delivery-shares-reflect-in-my-demat-account/","title":"When will delivery shares reflect in my demat account?","description":"\n

All deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends. sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you’ve bought or sold on a given trading day will reflect in your Portfolio details immediately. 

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However, these shares will be settled in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. only on the next trading day.

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Tap Resend OTP on the login screen, enter the new OTP sent to your registered mobile number, and try logging in again.

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The losses you’ve made in intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading, are immediately debited from your trading account.

The profits you’ve made in intraday trading are credited to your trading account only on the next trading day. Hence, you can withdraw it or use it to trade only on the next trading day. However, you will be able to see these profits reflected in your portfolio on the same day itself.

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Trade-to-Trade stocks (T2TT2T Trade-to-Trade (T2T) stocks are those that can only be traded through delivery, i.e., they cannot be bought and sold on the same day.) are stocks that can only be traded in deliveryDelivery In delivery trading, investors buy shares and hold them for more than one day. The shares are transferred to their account and can be kept for a longer time, aiming for profits and dividends.. That is, you cannot trade these stocks on the same day.

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Important: You have to pay the full amount when buying a T2T stock and ensure you already have a delivery of it in your demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. before selling. As this takes T+1 day, you can only sell the stock on T+2 day. 

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You will see the margin available to you while you’re placing your intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. After you enter the quantity and price for the order, the screen will automatically show the margin you need to place the order.

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Margin trading is borrowing money from a broker to purchase securities or equity sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. It is the difference between the total value of an investment and the loan amount. 

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Share.Market provides up to 5 times leverage (20 % margin) for intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading.

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Yes, you can sell stocks before buying them in intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading. 

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For example, let’s assume a stock is trading at ₹200. If you expect the stock price to go down during that trading session, you will profit by selling them first and later buying them when the stock price goes down. If you sell the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. first at ₹200 and then buy them at ₹180, you will make a profit of ₹20. However, if the stock prices go against your expectations, you will make a loss.

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Market depth refers to the level of supply and demand for a particular security at different price levels in the market. It is a measure of the number of buy and sell ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. that exist at various price levels for a particular shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. The 5 best bid and ask prices with the quantity of available sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. at those prices are shown in the market depth.

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Stocks that are considered to be highly liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. have a large number of buyers and sellers, which makes it easy for traders to execute trades quickly and at a fair price, without incurring too much of cost.

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Slippage is the slight difference between the price at which you placed the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. and the price at which the order was executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. This usually happens when the market prices keep changing quickly through the day.

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Circuit limits are set to protect investors from speculation and extreme price movement. The upper circuits and lower circuits are the highest and lowest market prices a stock can trade at on a given trading day respectively.

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Your market orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. when the exchange matches your order with a buyer or seller who is offering the best price available for your order. 

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For example, you place a market order to buy shares of a company. While your order might be executed immediately, there’s no guarantee you will buy the stock at the last traded price when the order was placed. Instead, it may be bought at a price closer to it. This slippage is because the market is volatile and the last-traded price may have already changed by the time the order is executed.

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In intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. trading, the traders benefit from changing market prices throughout the day. Intraday trading also offers high margins for trading. 

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However, just as profits can get magnified, losses can also be enormous depending on the market situation. This is because, in intraday trading, you will have to mandatorily close your position before the end of the trading day irrespective of the market price at that time.

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IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. is a trading type in which you both buy and sell the stocks on the same trading day. As shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. prices keep changing through the day, intraday traders try to make profits from these quick price movements.

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In intraday trading, you will have to mandatorily close or square off the position on the same day, before the market closes. If you do not close it yourself, we will automatically initiate the square off at the market price at 3:15 pm (cut-off time).

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Swing trading is when sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. are held for longer than a day but shorter than months or years. This is used to profit from price changes or ‘swings’. Traders who swing trade do not use intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. and tend to use both technical and fundamental analysis in their trades.

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A bear market is a trend of a falling overall index for an extended period. Usually, if stock prices or indices have fallen at least 20% from the previous high, it is considered a bear market. A bear market is generally associated with the stock market indices such as NIFTY, SENSEX, etc., and their combined fall.

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A bull market is a trend of rising stock prices or indices for an extended period. Usually, if the stock price or indices have risen at least 20% from the previous low, it is considered a bull market.

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Market capitalisation (market cap) is the market value of a company and indicates the size of the company. It is calculated by multiplying its shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. price by the number of outstanding sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company.. Companies are often divided into large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap based on market capitalisation.

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Depository participants act as mediators between depositories, traders, and investors. They are also referred to as agents of depositories. Depository participants are responsible for storing assets such as securities. A person cannot directly open a demat accountDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. with depositories and will need to go through depository participants.

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), established under the SEBI Act 1992,  is the principal regulatory authority for Indian stock exchanges. It’s responsible for:

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A shareShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. is a part of the company’s equity that you can own. If you are a shareholder of a company, the percentage of the company you own is in proportion to the sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. you have bought. You are also entitled to company profits.

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The stock market is a platform that allows investors to trade exchange-listed sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. along with other financial securities such as bonds, derivatives, and forex, during specific market timings.

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Alternatively, you can also visit the IPO registrar website to check the status. 

To check the status of your mandate, please check the UPI app through which you approved the mandate. If you have approved the mandate, you will be eligible for the allotment process.

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Note: You can cancel your eDIS authorization only for stocks that have not been transferred yet.

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Once you’ve successfully added all necessary details for account opening with us, your dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account will be activated within 3 working days.

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No, opening a dematDemat account A Demat account is a digital account used to hold financial securities, like shares. To trade shares, a demat account is linked to a trading account. This enables buying and selling of shares. and trading account with us is completely free—there are no account opening charges.

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The primary market is where new securities (like sharesShares A share is a unit of ownership in a company. If you are a shareholder of a company, the proportion of the shares you own represent your percentage stake in the company. or bonds) are issued and sold for the first time. The main objective is to help companies raise capital directly from investors to fund growth, expansion, or new projects.

One common way to invest in the primary market is through Initial Public Offerings (IPOsIPO An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company sells its shares to the public for the first time, to raise capital. The company is subsequently listed on a stock exchange.). It also allows investors to become early shareholders in companies. Click below to check out live IPOs.

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Cover OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. includes two components:

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  1. Entry Order (Leg 1): This is your main order to enter the trade.
  2. Stop Loss Order (Leg 2): This sets a limit on the maximum loss you might face if the trade goes against you.
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In case the entry leg is a sell order, the Stop Loss leg will be a buy order. 

A Cover Order ensures that the Stop Loss order is automatically triggered if the price reaches a specified limit, offering better risk management and faster executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price..

IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. Square off Time :

Cover ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. (Equity and F&O) are always intraday, meaning they must be squared off on or before 3:15 PM. This ensures that positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. are not carried into the next trading day, aligning with short-term trading strategies.

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Here are some of the key benefits of a cover orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.:

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Manages Risk Effectively:

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Yes, a stop-loss orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. can be triggered at a different price due to slippage. When the market reaches the stop-loss price but doesn’t execute, the order tries to execute the maximum quantity near the limit price available.

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No, you cannot directly convert a cover orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. into a normal order.

However, you can manually exit the cover order by modifying the Stop loss leg by converting the Stop Loss (SL) leg into a market order. This process involves closing the position using the ‘Exit’ option, which will trigger the SL leg to execute as a market order once the primary leg is fully filled.

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Some of the common risks associated with a cover orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are mentioned below:

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Since cover ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. orders, they are automatically squared off at the end of the trading session. Here’s what happens in different scenarios:

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Ideally, the primary leg will be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. first before the stop-loss (SL) trigger is breached, making this situation highly unlikely. And, if the primary leg is not executed, the SL leg will not be placed. In such cases, the cover orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will be automatically canceled at the end of market hours.

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No, you cannot place a take profit orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. as the second leg in a cover order.

While a stop loss leg could technically be a take-profit order, we do not allow it. Instead, the Take Profit functionality will be provided through the GTT (Good Till Triggered) feature.

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Yes, you can modify certain aspects of your cover orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.. For the entry order (first leg), you can adjust the price and quantity for the unfilled portion. While the Stop Loss order (second leg) cannot be canceled, it can still be modified.

Exiting a cover order:
Exiting a cover order converts the Stop Loss (SL) leg into a market order. This option is available once the entry order is executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price.. If only partially executed, the system cancels the unfilled quantity and converts the SL order for the executed quantity into a market order, ensuring a smooth exit.

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Your position might have been squared off due to:

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It may happen because of the following:

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Your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. might be pending due to:

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No, cover ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. cannot be placed during pre-market hours. They are intradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. orders that require continuous matching, which is not available in the pre-market session. Cover orders can only be placed during regular market hours.

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Not all stocks are eligible for cover ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. due to:

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A stop-loss orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. triggers only when a matching buyer/seller is available at the set price. If there is low liquidity or high volatility, the price might touch the trigger level but not execute due to a lack of matching ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market..

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To comply with BSE regulations, all Stop-Loss ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. are placed as SL Limit orders. This ensures your orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. is executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. within a defined price range rather than at any market price. The SL Limit price is set as per exchange rules to improve executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. and reduce the risk of unfavorable execution due to sudden price changes.

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Partial executionExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. happens due to:

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Once you’ve filled in all the requirements on the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. details screen like the product type, order type, trigger priceTrigger Price This is the price at which your order to purchase or sell is ready to be executed at the exchange. The order is forwarded to the exchange when the stock price reaches the trigger price that you have specified., and quantity, you place a cover order by toggling the button as shown below.

Please note that the cover order is applicable only for IntradayIntraday Buying and selling of shares within the same trading day. ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. (Equity and F&O). The Stop Loss leg is placed to limit your losses and will be executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price. once the trigger price is reached.

Here’s how to place one:

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Fill in the order details: Select the Product type, Order type, enter Quantity, Price, and Trigger price.

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Enable the Cover Order option: Toggle the Add Stop Loss (Cover Order) button.

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Place your order: Tap Place Order to submit.

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If your stop-loss trigger priceTrigger Price This is the price at which your order to purchase or sell is ready to be executed at the exchange. The order is forwarded to the exchange when the stock price reaches the trigger price that you have specified. is not hit, the orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will not activate, and your position will remain open. However, if the stop-loss is triggered but not immediately executedExecuted When an order is executed, it means that the buy or sell order has been processed, and the shares have been bought or sold at the specified price., it will try to fill near the limit price. 

Example:
Suppose you buy a stock currently trading at ₹500 and set a stop-loss at ₹490. A stop loss limit order will be placed with the Stop loss limit price being ₹485 (₹490 – 1%*500). If the price drops to ₹490 but no trade occurs at that level, the stop-loss order gets triggered but remains unexecuted. The system then attempts to execute the order from ₹490 to ₹485. 

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Wealth Baskets offer a smarter way to invest. Here’s why they’re great:

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Funds are usually credited to your trading account instantly after a successful transfer. In some cases, it may take up to 2 minutes for the balance to reflect. If you don’t see it after that, please check your transaction status from your bank’s end or reach out to support.

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State Bank of India
HDFC Bank
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Punjab National Bank
ICICI Bank
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Axis Bank
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Indian Bank
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IDBI Bank
Bank Of Maharashtra
IndusInd Bank
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Karur Vysya Bank
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Yes Bank
Pragathi Krishan Gramin Bank
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Saraswat Cooperative Bank
AU Small Finance Bank
Thane Janta Sahakari Bank
Kerala Gramin Bank
HSBC Bank
GP Parsik Sahakari Bank
Suryoday Small Finance Bank
Utkarsh Small Finance Bank
Nainital Bank
Shivalik Small Finance Bank
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Capital Small Finance Bank
Jio Payments Bank
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Patan Nagarik Sahakari Bank
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Kotak Bank
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South Indian Bank
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank
Tamilnad Mercantile Bank
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DCB Bank
Dhanalaxmi Bank
Jana Small Finance Bank
Deutsche Bank AG
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To make a one-time investment,

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Tap Mutual Funds on your Share.Market Discover screen.

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Tap the search bar to enter or choose the fund or category that you’d like to invest in.

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Select the One-time option.

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Tap Invest Now and select the bank through which payment has to be made and start investing.

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As per SEBI’s new regulations, effective from 1st February 2021, your units will be allocated (subject to KYC verification) on the date your investment amount is credited to the AMC’s bank account.

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For more information about unit allocation timelines, please check the table below*:

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Note: If you’ve invested before the cut-off time i.e 11:00 a.m, the units will be allocated as per the NAV value of the same day. If the investment is done after the cut-off time, the units will be allocated as per the NAV value of the next working day.

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You can search any mutual funds using the search bar at the top of the home screen.

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To view your mutual fund portfolio on Share.Market,

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Tap Portfolio>All HoldingsHoldings Holdings are the stocks, bonds, or other securities you own in your demat account.>Mutual Funds.

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If you’ve missed a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) installment, don’t worry — here’s what you can do:

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Tip: Ensure your bank account has sufficient balance at least 1–2 days before your SIP date to avoid missed payments in the future.

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To view your SIP on Share.Market,

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On Mobile: Go to the Portfolio section and tap OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. > SIPs.

On Web: Go OrderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. > SIPs.

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Select the relevant SIP, and the details will be displayed.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDExMg==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/sips-2/when-will-i-receive-a-refund-if-my-sip-fails-and-the-amount-is-deducted/","title":"When will I receive a refund if my SIP fails and the amount is deducted?","description":"\n

If your payment fails, any money that was debited from your bank account will be refunded within 7 to 10 working days.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDE4MQ==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/sips-2/i-already-have-a-folio-created-via-phonepe-will-investing-in-the-same-amc-create-a-new-folio/","title":"I already have a folio created via PhonePe. will investing in the same AMC create a new folio?","description":"\n

All investments on Share.Market will create a new folio in that AMC. Your existing folio, if any, on PhonePe will remain unaffected, and you can view/manage it from PhonePe.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDE3NQ==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/sips-2/why-isnt-the-nav-date-updated-in-my-mutual-fund-portfolio/","title":"Why isn’t the NAV date updated in my Mutual Fund portfolio?","description":"\n

The NAV (Net Asset Value) of a mutual fund is calculated at the end of the trading day. You’ll typically see the updated NAV and date in your portfolio by 9 PM, in line with SEBI guidelines.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDE2OQ==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/sips-2/what-is-the-maximum-period-for-which-i-can-skip-my-sip-installment-and-will-i-be-charged-for-doing-so/","title":"What is the maximum period for which I can skip my SIP installment, and will I be charged for doing so?","description":"\n

You can skip your SIP installment for a maximum of two months. If you skip beyond two months, your SIP will be cancelled.

There is no penalty for skipping an SIP installment. However, it is important to note that skipping an SIP installment will reduce your overall investment amount and may also impact your returns.

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To delete a SIP on PhonePe,

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Tap OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.> SIPs> Mutual Funds.

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Select the relevant SIP and Tap Cancel SIP.

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Select a reason for SIP cancellation and tap Proceed.

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To change the investment amount or date,

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Go to the Portfolio.

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Tap OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.> SIPs> Mutual funds.

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Select the relevant SIP you would want to Modify and Tap Modify SIP.

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Now, you can change the investment amount and set a new date and bank account.

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Tap Proceed and enter the OTP to Verify.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0Mzk2OA==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/sips-2/what-if-the-money-was-not-deducted-on-the-due-date-for-my-sip/","title":"What if the money was not deducted on the due date for my SIP?","description":"\n

This could be due to any one of the below reasons,

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Go to your Portfolio section.

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Tap OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.> SIPs> Mutual Funds.

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Select the relevant SIP.

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Tap Skip next to the upcoming installment date.

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Now you can select to skip the SIP for one or a maximum of 2 months.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDozOTM4MQ==","uri":"/what-happens-if-i-hold-a-new-position-in-long-dated-contracts-with-the-current-lot-size-before-the-transition-date/","title":"What happens if I hold a new position in long-dated contracts with the current  lot size before the transition date?","description":"\n

If you create a position with the existing lot size before the transition date, it may lead to liquidity issues or challenges in managing the positionsPositions The stocks or futures & options contracts that you hold during the trading day. effectively. This is because, once the new lot size is implemented, the odd lot ordersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. will not go through if your positions do not match the updated lot size requirements. 

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For example, if you have an existing position in Nifty of 1 lot i.e., 25 quantities, and the new Nifty lot size is 75 quantities. Post the transition date you will not be able to modify or add odd lot quantities in denominations of 25 or 50 but you can always buy a new lot of Nifty where 1 lot is equal to 75 quantities.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDI0MQ==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/autopay-and-lumpsum/what-is-autopay-and-how-does-it-work/","title":"What is autopay and how does it work?","description":"\n

AutoPay is a feature that allows you to automate recurring payments for various services, including SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) contributions.

Once you set up AutoPay and authorise automatic deductions, the specified amount is debited from your linked bank account on the scheduled date and transferred to the mutual fund company, broker, or service provider.

This ensures timely payments without the risk of missing due dates.

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No, you can’t make SIP payments from a bank account that isn’t linked to your Share.Market account. All SIP transactions must be routed through your verified linked bank account for security and accurate processing. To use a different account, you’ll need to link and verify it first.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDIzNQ==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/autopay-and-lumpsum/can-i-set-up-an-sip-in-mf-using-my-share-market-funds/","title":"Can I set up an SIP in Mutual Funds using my Share.Market funds?","description":"\n

No, you will not be able to do that as the compliance requires MF investments to be deducted from your bank account directly.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDIxNA==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/autopay-and-lumpsum/what-if-ive-made-a-lumpsum-one-time-payment-after-my-autopay-failed-or-was-pending/","title":"What if I’ve made a lumpsum (one-time) payment after my AutoPay failed or was pending?","description":"\n

If you’ve manually made a one-time payment when the scheduled AutoPay failed or was pending, there can be two scenarios:

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The auto payment failed, but the manual one-time payment you made was successful: in this case, any money deducted for the failed Autopay debited from your account will be refunded within 2 working days from the date the payment failed.
The pending AutoPay was successfully completed, and the manual one-time payment you made was also successful: the extra amount received will be invested

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Note: If you have further questions about your auto payment, tap the button below and report an issue. This will help us assist you better.

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It usually takes up to 1 working day from the date of auto payment to receive a confirmation about the final payment status. If the status is not updated on the app after the above-mentioned timeline, tap Portfolio >Mutual funds> Select the relevant orderOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market. to report the issue/contact support.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDIyMw==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/autopay-and-lumpsum/can-i-cancel-my-autopay-mandate-set-up-through-a-third-party-platform/","title":"Can I cancel my AutoPay mandate set up through a third-party platform?","description":"\n

Yes, if you cancel the AutoPay mandate on the third-party platform, it will be automatically deleted in Share.Market as well.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDI3Nw==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/charges-and-taxes/where-can-i-check-all-the-mutual-fund-transactions-ive-made-on-share-market/","title":"Where can I check all the mutual fund transactions I’ve made on Share.Market?","description":"\n

To check your Mutual Funds transactions on the Share.Market app:
Tap Portfolio> OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.>Mutual Funds.

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Each fund included within the umbrella fund will be treated as a separate scheme for the purpose of taxation, and therefore any switch between types of funds will be considered as redemption from one fund and fresh investment into the other fund.

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Securities Transaction Tax (STT) of 0.001% will be applicable when you sell units of your equity-based funds, including tax saving funds and equity-oriented hybrid funds (minimum 65% investment in stocks of Indian companies).

STT will not be applicable when you sell your units of debt funds including liquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices. funds, super funds, international equity funds, and hybrid funds with less than 65% investments in stocks of domestic companies.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDI3MQ==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/charges-and-taxes/how-are-long-term-and-short-term-capital-gains-calculated-in-mf/","title":"How are long-term and Short term capital gains calculated in Mutual Funds?","description":"\n

Capital gains on mutual funds are determined based on the holding period of the investment and the type of mutual fund. Here’s how they are calculated:

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Indian Equity Funds/ETFs & Equity-Oriented Hybrid Funds20% (if held for less than 1 year)12.5% (on gains above ₹1.25 lakh if held for over 1 year)
Debt Funds/ETFETF Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are a basket of assets (like stocks and bonds) available for trading on a stock exchange at any time during the trading day. & Debt-Oriented Hybrid FundsTaxed as per income tax slab rate
Taxed as per income tax slab rate
All FoFs (holding less than 65% in debt) / International Funds / Gold Funds / ETFsTaxed as per income tax slab rate12.5% if held for over 2 years
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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDI4Mw==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/charges-and-taxes/do-i-have-to-pay-tax-when-the-fund-manager-makes-changes-to-the-underlying-funds-in-fund-of-funds/","title":"Do I have to pay tax when the fund manager makes changes to the underlying funds in Fund of Funds?","description":"\n

No, unlike a normal portfolio in a fund of funds you are not liable to pay taxes on profits every time your fund manager allocates your units from one fund to another depending on the market scenario.

All profits made through super funds when the fund manager buys and sells the underlying funds are tax free. You will only have to pay tax when you withdraw the entire investment made in the Fund of Funds.

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Your SIP investments will be taxed only if you wish to withdraw them. You can incur a short-term or long-term capital gains tax on mutual fund returns depending on when you decide to sell/withdraw your units. The tax will be calculated depending on the type of fund.

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"},{"id":"cG9zdDo0NDMwNw==","uri":"/home/mutual-funds/managing-withdrawals/how-do-i-partially-withdraw-my-investment-in-mutual-funds/","title":"How do I partially withdraw my investment in Mutual Funds?","description":"\n

To partially withdraw your investment from Share.Market:

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Go to the Portfolio section and tap OrdersOrder An instruction to buy or sell securities in the stock market.>Mutual funds.

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Select the relevant mutual fund from which you want to partially withdraw.

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Tap Withdraw and enter the amount you want to withdraw.
Note: You can check the Exit charges below.

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Tap Withdraw and Confirm in the pop-up by tapping Withdraw again.

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Enter the 5-digit OTP and tap Verify.

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This is the amount that the Asset Management Company (AMC) will charge an investor if they sell their units before the stipulated time.

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If you want to check the withdrawal charge,

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Select the relevant mutual fund.

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Exit load: This is the amount that the Asset Management Company (AMC) charges the investor for selling their units before the stipulated time.

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We usually send you an OTP instantly for fund withdrawals.

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If you haven’t received it for any reason, please tap the button below, and we’ll help you with this.

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Your portfolio will be updated depending on the mutual fund category that you have invested in . However, the time taken for the money to get added to your account differs for different mutual fund categories. Please refer to the below table:

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All Debt (Including LiquidLiquidity, Liquid Liquid stocks are those that have high trading volume, with plenty of buyers and sellers in the market. This ensures that traders can quickly enter or exit positions at competitive prices., Money Market, Debt_Low Duration) 1 working day
Equity Funds including Tax Saving Funds and Hybrid Funds    2 working days
Super Funds4 working days
International Funds    6 working days
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To sell the units you’ve invested in or withdraw all your funds:

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Select the relevant mutual fund from which you want to partially withdraw.

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Tap Withdraw and enter the amount you want to withdraw.
Note: You can check the Exit charges below.

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Tap Withdraw and Confirm in the pop-up by tapping Withdraw again.

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Enter the 5-digit OTP and tap Verify.

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Currently, you don’t have the option to change the bank account linked with your portfolio on PhonePe right now. However, you can change it through your Asset Management Company (AMC) or your AMC’s Registrar and Transfer Agents (RTA) as follows.

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To do it with CAMS RTA click on the link and follow the steps:

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Enter your PAN number. Your mobile number will be automatically fetched.

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Next, enter the OTP.

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Select your AMC. Tap the bank account and enter the OTP. You can check your bank account details.

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Tap Link and Submit and enter your OTP again.

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Choose the folio number.

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And add your new bank details. Once you check the summary of your old and new bank account details and tap Submit.

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Your unit allocation and Withdrawals may vary depending on the holidays (non-working days) in a calendar year. Saturdays and Sundays are considered holidays (non-working days) for every week of the year.

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1Mahashivratri February 26, 2025Wednesday
2Holi March 14, 2025Friday
3Id-Ul-Fitr (Ramzan Id)March 31, 2025Monday
4Shri Mahavir Jayanti April 10, 2025Thursday
5Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar JayantiApril 14, 2025Monday
6Good Friday April 18, 2025Friday
7Maharashtra DayMay 01, 2025Thursday
8Independence DayAugust 15, 2025Friday
9Ganesh Chaturthi August 27, 2025Wednesday
10Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti/DussehraOctober 02, 2025Thursday
11Diwali Laxmi Pujan October 21, 2025Tuesday
12Diwali BalipratipadaOctober 22, 2025Wednesday
13Prakash Gurpurb Sri Guru Nanak DevNovember 05, 2025Wednesday
14Christmas December 25, 2025Thursday
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1Republic DayJanuary 26, 2025Sunday
2Shri Ram NavamiApril 06, 2025Sunday
3Bakri IdJune 07, 2025Saturday
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Important:
The limit of ₹1,00,000 is cumulative of capital gains on all equity-oriented investment type such as stocks and equity mutual funds.
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No, you don’t have the option to cancel an investment on PhonePe. If your pending investment fails for any reason, the Asset Management Company (AMC) will refund the entire amount to you within 7 to 10 working days from the date your unit allocation failed.

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Your SIP will be activated within 2 working days if you’ve chosen UPI as the payment mode. If you’ve selected net banking or debit card as the payment mode, your SIP will be activated within 1 working day from the date the account verification is completed successfully.

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If you have already completed your KYC verification:

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  1. Tap Mutual Funds on your Share.Market Discover screen or search the mutual fund using the search bar.
  2. Tap Start SIP and enter the amount tap Invest Now.
  3. Select SIP Date and enter the OTP and tap Invest.
  4. Next, choose a fund and select the investment type: Monthly SIP or One-time. Enter the amount, select a date for your monthly SIP. Tap Invest Now.
  5. Enter your UPI PIN and tap Pay and Set Autopay.
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